287 BADLY WOUNDED IN 473 CASUALTIES
War department casualty list details 473 total, 287 badly wounded and 35 killed in action. Connecticut names appear among the KIA and wounded. Includes ranks from Lieuts. Grayson and Taylor to privates, with a long roster of names from New York to California and several states, plus notes on wounded, died of disease, and missing in action.
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Pwashington
War Department
Connecticut
Lieuts
Clifford RR. Grayson
Chattanooga
Tenn
Dougle Arthur Taylor
Thhinelander
Wis
Daniel J. Frewley
New York
Carl Molz
Guide lBook
Neb. Corps
Charles Banks
Dobile
Ala
Jax Hirshovitz
Rostan
George
Lenfesty
Careie
Benjamin James Nichmand
Pontiac
Mich
Clarence
Chicago
Tih
Patrick Levanion
Albion
Lid
Adrian Joseph Conrad
Buffalo
James W. Daly
Anthony Tdudis
Shenandoah
William S. Fly
N. Y
Alvert S. Erkeen
San Francis Cally Aaveld Ett
New Milford
Conn
Howa@ Fulton
Monongahela
James V. Huston
Indiana
Stanley Laczynski
Elizabeth
Charles Lasley
Greencastle
Ind
Morris S
Peter Baker
Grand Tee
Elmer VF. Bassett
Forestport
Fremont W. Bradshaw
Alliance
Ohio
Wells C Cochran
Oneida Castle
N. Yui
Grover C. Dennis
Columbus
George E. Drake
Newark
Charles Daniel Esterly
Allentown
Philadelphia
Psilowara II
Croledith
Linionills
Inn
Roylate Goodrich
Braiford
J. Goughnour
Whonborn
Joseph Greene
Olelay Jacoh C. Hood
Haleyville
Jose i
Cfaravilo
del Norte
Colo
William Kece
Honster Falls
No Y
Itrani Joseph Selty
Philadelphi
Charles Hawkins
North Braddock
John Dlupu
Julia J. Farkas
Clifton
N. J
Soltevens M. Makes
Worcester
Mass
Edward L. Randall
Wilkes-Barre
Domenick Rotondi
Derby
Arnold L. Wilson
Presque Isle
Actio
Clarence HH. Flosier
Senate Delays Inquiry Into Brewers Activities
Washington on February 8 the judiciary committee postponed an inquiry into the purchase of the Washington Braves by Artie Brisbane using funds provided by brewers. The sub-committee will reconvene after AG documents are received and the main committee decides whether the probe should cover only the Washington Braves purchase or broader brewer influenced propaganda and activities. Also listed are several soldiers wounded, missing, or returned from duty with locations in New Jersey, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and Connecticut.
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Washington
Get
Tapther
Artie Brisbane
Sena
Judiciary
Allen
Jodian Pater
Dany
Mall
Hawley-Curtis Nuptials Stir Newtown Society Event
The Lianhoy Curtis nuptials at St Tohis Church Tuesday afternoon drew a large crowd. Miss Marion Curtis daughter of Hobark Curtiss married Claston Hrave ley son of Milon Stawley of Stepney in an episcopal service at 4. The church was decorated with season flowers and guests wore formal attire. The bride wore a georgellc urepe over white satin with embroidered net trims. The maid of honor Miss Blhinche Gilbert wore pink crepe de chine with a pink hat and carried Killarney flower. Hawley was attended by Eilroth Northrop of Bridgeport. The ushers were Philo Botsford and Alvin Coger of Botsford Chiarch Wes Filled. After the ceremony the couple departed for a 10 day trip and plan to reside in Stepney awaiting the possible draft results. Many valuable presents of gold silver glass and money were given.
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Newtown
Lianhoy-Curtis
St. Tohi’s Church
Marion Curtis
Hobark Curtiss
Claston Hraveley
Milon Stawley
Stepney
Charles A. Tibbull
Blhinche Gilbert
Wireepink
Killarney
Hawley
Eilroth Northrop
Bridgeport
Draft Board Sends Four Men to Slocum Fort Slocum
Draft Board 6 sent four limited service men to Fort Slocum yesterday. Giuseppe Francisca of 239 Lroaud Street Newark New York James Beatson of 12 Jackson Avenue Tor sey City Ray Trechott of 757 Union Avenue and Charles Reynolds of 107 Nelen Street Bridgeport were among the men dispatched.
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Giuseppe Francisca
Lroaud Street
Newark
N. Y
James Beatson
Jackson Avenue
Torsey City
Ray Trechott
Union Avenue
Charles Reynolds
Nelen Street
Bridgeport
Fort Slocum
Examinations Today For 35 Div 5 Men
Thirty five class one men, September 12 registrants, summoned by Pratt Board 5 to appear at 4 p.m. today at Franklin School for physical examination. Tomorrow afternoon the board will examine 35 more class one men, representatives of two of the oldest wealthy families in the area. Miss Curtis is a graduate of NHS 1914 and Gateway School, New Haven, and an accomplished elocutionist. Bride most popular. She is generous with her talents for every food cause and active in the Sandy Hoole and Library associations, beloved by town youths and elders alike, as she and her husband begin their life together.
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Pratt Board
Franklin School
Nichols Street
Curtis
N.hs
Gateway School
New Haven
Sandy Hoole Fenild
Library Association
Eager to Sell Farm to Close Husband's Estate in Fairfield
Mrs. Penton seeks administration papers to clear title on property in Fairfield. Morris Fenton died in 1966 leaving widow Sarah Penton and children including Mary J Rogers who died in 1908. Peter Hummel was administrator and died before settlement. Bacon Wakeman now administers Mary E Rogers estate and a guardian will be appointed for Edward Rogers.
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Fairfield
Sarah Fenton
Morris Fenton
Mary J5
Mary E. Rogers
Edward Rogjers
Draft Board Soldier Speaks in Loan Drive
Private Thomas D. Galasini of the selective service division attached to Draft Board 5 delivered a talk on the Fourth Liberty Loan to 1,260 employees at the Locomobile company's plant yesterday noon. Many bonds were sold during his address.
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Thomas D. Galasini
Selective Service Division
Draft Board 5
Locomobile Company
Sugar Purchases Used by Army Since 1891
Since September 1, 1891 the government has handled sugar purchases through the federal food administration and approximately 200 million pounds have been used by the army.
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Federal Food Administration
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Hawley-Curtis Nuptials Society
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