New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 21, 1918, Page 2

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Thomas, 9 Rogers Ave,, | skin-trouble—Resinoi to stp the itch- Resinol Ointment is excellent for re- i : Hunley Waters, Boston Mass. | Lynn, Mass. ing and burning— Resinol to /ea/ the lieving the smart, itch, and burn of 1 e = tan Am.er 1 c_a 1,1 Corporals. | Privates. eruption, This gentle ointment has mosquito-bites, and insect-stings. It ’ styles-in -inimi- | B S S, 80 R i i been 5o effective for years in treating soothes and cools skins burned by table Horsfall avenue, Winchendon, Ma % AN, Larsfield | eczema, ring worm, itching, buming wind or sun. All dealers sell Resinol fashi William Pohl, jr., 36 st Dedham, | street, Roxbury, Mass. rashes, and sores, that it has become - Ointment. 2 ashion. street, Boston Ma. Weneslas Bourgue, 300 Notre Dame | a standard skin treatment. It con- HMen Mo use Resinol Shaving We measure and make Brenlin Shades to order Privates. street, Manchester, N. H. { tains nothing that could irritate the Stck find soothing lotions unneces- | The Thomas Karem, 12 Oliver Place,! [eglic Buchanan, 109 Hast Bow | tenderestskin.” sary. with our modern equipment in a way that will please ] Boston, Mass. e b, e, i | Luke Horsfall Joseph G. Sambagaro, 27 b e vo Summer Charles J. Caron, 464 Summer o b Co,, street, Lawrence Mas street, New Bedford, Mass. e Get our free booklet on window decoration. 8 ASYLUM ST, Missing in Action. Fred Cloutier, Chisholm, Me. 5 PATRICK MARTIN, 98 Bridge HARTFORD. | Amie J. Dion, Harrisville, N - Theodore Dubay, Caribou, Me. b 5 street, Winsted, Conn. r ES ¢ L Wounded (Degree Undetermined). Robert Murray, 34 West Hunt Ray B. Durling, Tlstaed, N. H William A. Tryder, Lexington Private CURZ, (Bt G, 1 5 street, Fast Boston, Mass. Erivacs S Joe Perodeau, 34 Plain street Co.| BEverett G Zingsbury, Orange, : | JOHN BURAK, 131 Cleveland | chityate, Ma. 7 | j Corporals. s ., M street, New Britain. Cann Tierr 8 Sarsent, e nr s e UDOLF A. CHELLMAN, 49 Wagd Gordon Bartleit, Peachdale, R. I. Died of Discase. ranklin, -N. H. Place, Hartford, Conn. John A. Cusack, " 40 Whitney a2 s 3 S e e e e e s e e e o TG M) 260-256 Park St. New Britain, Connecticut. OTTO T. DREHER, Watertown. | pisokiine, Mass street, Quincy, Mas Earle B. Stowell, Westboro, Mass. | Cenn, Armand Tellier, 182 Beech street, Privates. Wagoner. | e iy ¥ <, % 7 1 . o n - o1 . g ' “THREE ‘ o "f. S gt Anthony Palmieri, 109 Sterling| fharl:s . Farquharson,. 58 Grove John P. Rost, 9 Pine strect, West- | Earl Schiller. ' Stamford, died = or Private. David Crombleholme, Iast Ware- | street, Roxbury, Mas | street, Spencer, Mass. fleld, Mass. wounds; Bmil J. Trottier, Meriden, { William R. Stevens, 3 Main | ham, Mass. Titus A. Truman, 202 Slater avenue, Privates. oot H. Sampson, 14 Codar died of disease; Walter Laskawski, street, Medford, Mass Leonard N. Gammon, Bellows Talls, | Provideace, R. I ¢ THOMAS F. CASSELLS, Hartford, | street, Gloucester, Mass. New Haven, Harold Barnes, Woast WSS B Vt. Boyer, 1 azza T e pigae 3 4 p ¥ N H Cheshire, wdunded severely; Herman Wounded Severely intACHo . U mington, Hartford, Conn. Mike Sonowiez, Claremont, ) Al Mo Slmer H. Houdlette, Gardner, Me r S Fred C. Garlick, 45 Merrima ates. Lorenz, ' Meriden, wounded; — Liotensnts. Daniel Kutasavech, Turner Falls, | ‘villiam P. Murphy SPEuce Evicw conilTawiecel Maseh Arthor I Tofi?‘?‘]fifilkhn. Vi Michael Butler, Hartford, Peter Ford, — | JOHN M. DONALDSON, Fairfield, Mass. street, HmlA‘}nr‘L Vi : i H MARVIN H. GRISWOLD Madison \'A s 4 { Bridgeport, missing in action. | Tonn Charlon £ Westontes Al e HANLON E. RAY, Greenwich, R e e The Marine corps éasualty st con- our New Bmam Men on Ove“- Frederick V. Davis, Shelburne. | yroc” " | conn. : Tony. Kujave, 13 Water street. | g rmond Gueenin Wounled, , o " aiioh: 13b hairike of WVAE (VTS Mass. Joseph N. Wood, 245 Broadway. | yewburyport, Mass 3 5 » Sunday’s ctusualty ‘list cox Killed. New (Night Report.) Arlington, Mass | 754 names, divided as follows: Killed otal Casabttiedt ot Wi S e w e 3 LI i John J. Maroney, 196 T Str 5 i - 7 3 o 5628 GaSllally Rel)l)rl Hz\mD h.] Safto].‘ W el O o wine castatties are e Henry A. CH Hooksett, N.|s.uth Boston, Mass LEestiig ¢cuo;, 111; ;mss_‘:i; in (fiz:on,fmi; Following afe tiis total ‘Casnkliies of street, Dorchester, Mass. gl addhrai E il ; sl wounded severely, 260; the war: _ROBERT H. SCHAUFFLER, 32 f’h“ lne :’j:';’;i‘li“g‘;:‘i general of | “parker W. Coburn, Wallingford WOUNDED SEVERE wounds, 88; died of avccxdem‘, “;« ee Killed in action (including General Pershing’s casualty lists for | Grove Hill, }m\ Britain, Conn. el il oo 3 vt . : S eant. died of disease, 5 \_\ounfle({. i Elfl'{];' at <. 9,985 oday contain the names of three| Herbert E. Smith, 401 Washington | qp oo 1, A€o0 - John W. Fitzpatrick, 18 Wachusett | ANTON ENSEN, 398 Green. | Undetermined, 140; wounded slightly, peq S NohunAE ST v ew Britain soldiers, and yesterday’s | street, Cambridge, Mass, Wolnded (degree undete street, Fitchburg, Mass, vich av “onn. 3; died from airplane accident, 2. Dipdins © Blsbamsis A aTes contained that of another, Sergeant. g mined) .. SET g DIED OF D! Privates. Raymond J. Queenin of 125 Fair- Died of accident and - other te Raymond J. Queent Those = N Died of .lr‘rfip]\n( coidont Licutenants. Edward M. Abercrombie, Green-|View street, this city, iz mentioned causes . 1,099 sted today ars Private Johh Burak Francis M. MacDonald, 1 Reservalr | pjeq™ of gecident anl | e Benjamin J. Ginsburg, 3 Florence | field, Mass 5 ia this list as severely wounded in Wounded in action.......... 27,967 ¢ 280 High street, Lieut. Robert H. |street, Newtown Upper Falls, Mass. | catiges It Strobi Tiawronce, Mass John G. Anderson, 47 Ilarvard | action. Private Queenin is one of the Missing in action (including chauffier, emergency address Gorparalt) Died of diseas St ; Edward Bartlett Hayden, Water. | Street. Boston, “Mas: | vetern member of Cpmpany E and | prisoners) e given . Frederick G. Platt, Georsel B Rt 23O ranre Died of wounds. A 2 town, Mass. Arthur V. Bikiary, 170 Suffolk | was with this m}n at the Mpxican | 2 Grove Hill, and Private Joseph A.| GeOTEC B = Bernard, -2 L Senrecel e roant E :, Lowell, Mass. {border. When Company E mérched | Total to date rampa, Whose address is given as | Street, D e e SNSRI el ; e e Feraine! miil gene Bolsse, 80 Neal street, |away he was a sergeant, but on be- | e ibert Monkevicz of 313 Washington slrle{eellh:’_“:mlu\dnr‘-“h\'['\ig‘ Washington oy .. onclsilhompion: =Cne B rlboro, Mass ing transferred to another company | As Spanish Influenza. ireet. Private Burak, a Company I : e | Total. . 3 Corporal. MATTHEW H. CONNORS, 21 Se: for work as a signaller he agaln 100k an exaggerated form of Grip, LAX- an is wounded, though the degree is e, I : Lot Bl e Montelle | 50 reet, Hartford, Conn. [the rank of private. His aunt, Mrs ' ATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets ndetermined. Private Prampa i8 | Morris B Berman, 224 Humboldt KILLED IN ACTTON, strest, Brockton, Mass. Frank A. Cosentino, 560 Pleasant | M. Ricker, lives on Fairview street shoulu be talken in larger doses than @mber of Company D of the 302d| zyenys,, Roxbury, Mass, Privat Wagoner | street, Gardner, Mass. | and his sister is at present en Is prescribed for ordinary Grip. A hachine Gun Battalioa George W. Coceau, St. Albans Bay,| New Bngland : Richard F. For $5 Railroad | Emilio R. Dadderio, 127 Cottage |in government work in Washingto: 1 nlan is not to wait until you are ey vt. Ry ([ D=v nsland e SO e e { street, Franklin, Mass, | Other Connecticut men are: Harold sick, but PREVENT IT by taking The following casuaities are r DANIEL F. DENNIS, Colorado | Conn. o JACO BUBERT, 204 Garden street, | Willlam E. McHugh, 3 Prospect : New Haven =nd Willam o AAT N BROMOGIINE et orted by the Commanding General Ave. Bridgeport, Conn. | Joseph R. Coutu, 298 Park Place, | Hartford, Conn. | street, Salent, Mass sky, Rockville, killed in action, lets in time. ¢ the American peditionary Alvin C. Eaton, Stonington, Me. Woonsocket, R. 1 Privates. orces: k » 1051“?” C. PARADIS, Thompson, | Benjamin D. Cushing, Marion, tm‘:“‘\f\‘n 2 ‘J‘R‘(‘(‘L‘nl'—‘“' Ash Killed in action............ T2 Jonn Mt i street, ‘Willimantic, Co Missing in action.. . a4 JOSEFPH PETRUZIELO, 28 Gilbert 2 Farley, 113 Tast Hollis| Hagan. Woodburk D. Mrs. May Wounded (degree undeter- street, Hartford, Conn. street, Nashua, N. H. Hagan, R. F. D. 4, Concord, N. H mined) e ceeee. 87 Charles B. Price, 76 Green street Matthew A. (’Brien, 191 Xustis Charles D. Fuller, Sussex, Mass. Died of disease............ f‘ Br;)(‘klun, M. NireetEBoston Moo : Frn‘rl T. Hobart, 185 Hollis avenue, Died of wounds . 2 icorge Wood, 11 Naples street, . Sraintree, Wounded severely......... 321 Cliftondale, Mass. | MISSING IN ACTION. N ch, 7 Abbot street, Sal- Slightly wounded. .. o 307 Stefan Swenssicky, 41 Fourth streef, Lieutenants, Haverhill, Mass. | e G O. Randall, ! i e W. Hinman, 198 ssell g 2 Pletro Tedeschi, Baker street, Na- | street, Worcester, Mags Tussell street, South Bogtiand, A tic, R. T Waldo H. Heiarichs, Boston, Mass. | PYED FROM WOUNDS RECEIVED WOUNDED SLIGHTLY. IN ACTION. Lieutenant. ? - e - Sergeants. Thomas J. Quirk, 46 Spring street, | 3 oee o HODKITk, = Milham road, | MARK F. FISHER, 118 Burnside Manchester, N. H Tl e S a . Waterbury, Conn. e ieorge 1 ~eary 9 Talbot William Gleason, 37 Dorset street, | Sergeants. | avenue, Darchester, Mass Dorchestont A | Ernest L. Sullivan, 55 1-2 Roseclair Joseph Levesque 59 Concord = I e T e e street, Dorchester, Ma street, Lawrence, Mass. | John . Boyle, 26 Home street, Fall | Dennis E. Maloney, 61 Court CATARRH VAN[SHES River, Mass. street, Middlebury, Vt. i Henry R. Reid, Bradshaw street, | Harold F. Marnell, 192 Quincy ’ R o A s kK, | Meaford, Mass street, Dorchester, Mass. Here Ts One Treatment That All Spy S work, ! Corporals George W. Mitson, Newport, Vt. _ Sufferers Can Rely Upon the papers said— LN 4 i JOSEPH A. PRAMPA, 313 Wash- If you want to drive catarrh and all EDWARD M. GREENE, 135 Farm- e 7. | . its disgus g symptoms from your | B | | | ington street, New Britain, Conn. gusting T and production stopped un- | ington Ave., Bristol, Conn. 7 e = e syst shortest possible time. . i 1 ! Warren Yapp, Goldsmith street em in the sh ¥ ! %}lnc\v‘\\'nl!s were raised. Herman Arnold, 31 Doyle Ave., % : SR 5 | 80 to vour druggist and ask for a hat place is next—no one Phavidence BT : Sohih ¥ , 2 e 5 Bernard, 17 Sutton | Tiy¥omel outfit 0 bl b you cin ke Ambrose Brown, 84 Mall street, | Lape, Worcester. 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Start the . Bminos Hyomei treatment today. No stomach : : - Edward J. Majeskey, Elm street, | dosing, no sprays or douches: just| Christmas packages for American)ican Red Cross immediately. Only one , uting the packages for various camps. Hatfield, Mass E b breathe it—that's all. Ask The Clark 5 'z ce ge wi ach prisoner. | Miss ‘Anna Cahill is engaged in direct- [Vvl\(fllbvw in erman and Austrian | package will be sent to each prisoner. | ; EOR INDIGESTION 8y, 3 macres Tndotermined.)! | & Brainerd Co, = : e De woik Cammps must be received hw the Amer- | The photo shows the work of distrib- | (c) Underwood & Underwood. ) Anthoene | Me | | i Corporal,