New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1918, Page 2

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PRIVATE KOSILKO SUIGHTLY WOUNDED, Name of Washington Street Sol- dier Appears on Casualty List The casualty list for today bears the names of 12 Connecticut men, one having made the supreme sacrifice. One was wounded severely, three re- ceived slight wounds and the seven others have been wounded, extent not known Among those slightly wounded ap- pears the name of Private Stephen Kosilko of 160 Washington street this city. The list follows: Section 1, Killed in action .... Died of wounds ... liax e | Officers: i kicking up a disturbance; you fcel Died from accident and other caus 5 Died of di e Died from aeroplane Wounded severely Missing in action s Wounded (degree undete mined) Wounded Prisoners Total . WOUNDED SEVERELY. Private. DANIEL T. HOLBROOK, Waklee Ave., Ansonia, Conn. WOUNDED SLIGHTLY. Privates. CHARLES HOROWITZ, 10 Waver- ly St., New I n, Conn STEPHEN KOSILKO, 160 Wash- ington St., New Britain, Conn WILLIAM H. MAY, 249 Coleman St.. Bridgeport, Conn. The following casualties are re- ported by the commanding general of the American Expeditionary Force; Section 2. Killed in action Died of wounds .. Died of accident causes Died of disease ... Wounded severely . Wounded (degree undeter mined) KILLED IN ACTION Corporal CHARLES ¥. MARSHALL., 158 South Arch St. Greenwich, Conn. WOUNDED (Degree Undetermined) Sergeants. LYLES ATKINSON, R. F. D., Box 76 Fair Haven, Conn FRANCIS L. FOLEY, 199 Russ St., Hartford, Conn Corporal. JOSEPH H. BROWN, Conn. Killingly, Mechanic. JOSEPH WOJCIECHOWSKI, Box Terryville, Conn. Privates. EDWARD J. HOWARD, 16 5 Waterbury. Conn EDWARD LOUD N. 4 West Put- nam Ave. reenwich, Conn. WILLIA H. SNYDER, 108 Main St., Torrington, Conn MARIN CORPS CASUALTIES. Summary of Casualtics to Date. Wil- Deaths Wounded Enlisted men: Deaths Wounded . In hands of enemy ... Missing and Influenza, LAY Tab- lets remove the There is only one “Bromo Quinine.” BE. W. 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