Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-12

Bridgeport. Conn.,, July 11.-Twelve
battered corpses in the morgue, A
sufferers in the hospitals and noun
tain of junk at the foot of 20foot
embankment at the western end of the
city tell the tale tonight of the worst
wreck in 5S years history of the New
York. New Haven and Hartford rail-
road
Occurred Just Before Dawn.
Although it occurred just before
dawn. and the coroners office has had
one man all day long doing nothing
but answering telephone and telegraph
queries from all parts of the country,
four of the dead. two men and two
women, remain unidentified.
The Identified Dead.
The others are:
c. w. Christie, Philadelphia.
George E. Saunders, Norwich, Conn.
Mrs. Gwendolin r. Rogers, wife of
Sergeant George F. Rogers, coast ar
tillery. L. S. A.
May Louise Rogers, months old,
daughter. of the. above..
ton, d. c.. wife of Charles ID. Walcott.
Hartman, years old, son Of
Mrs. Louis Hartman, Newfield, n. j.,
who is in a serious condition at the
hospital
A. M. Curtiss, New York, engineer Of
w. A. Ryan, New York, fireman.
List of Injured.
The injured include these:
Reported from ST. Vincent's hospi-
tai:
Mrs Ada Grey, 2s Camden street,
Boston. minor injuries, sent home on
the 7.20 train.
w. n. Saunders. New London, burn
ed about the hands.
Mrs. w. n. Saunders, leg fractured.
Mrs. w. 3. Ciephane, Cherry Creek,
Unknown sIavonian woman, leg
broken.
Unknown woman, eye gouged out
face terribly bruised leg fractured.
Michael Furey, conductor of train
New Rochelle n. Y, fracture of skull,
internal injuries. will die.
David Kissner, 304 Willis avenue,
New York, brakeman, fracture of left
leg. other injuries; will probably die.
Mrs. James 3. Joyce, Maury, suburb
left wrist. back injured, shock condi-
tion serious
Sarah czaIobro, s31 South Penn
street Philadelphia. head badly cut,
body bruised condition serious.
Christie and Antony Czalobro, her
two children. 5 and 8 years old; Chris
tie bruised about head and body, in.
ternal injuries: may die.
John r. Won Pfeiffer, Mcdonald
street Reidville, Mass. fracture of the
skull condition critical.
Frank Won Pfeiffer, cousin of John,
227 East North street, Philadelphia,
fracture of ribs. dislocation of shoul-
der condition serious.
Mary Sweeney, Phillipsburg, N. j.,
suffering from shock. serious.
Lucy Mole, Washington. d. c.. inter-
nal injuries, condition critical
George Rogers, Washington, d. c.
fractured arm. severe bruises. His
young son was killed and another sou.
Frank badly hurt. Mrs. Rogers is
thought to be one of the women VINO
are dead.
Mrs. Sarah Mcconnor, Chestnut Hill
district. Philadelphia. injuries to body
ard back. not serious.
Charles Frazier. Navertree Green,
Md. scalded and internal injuries,
condition critical.
Mrs. Emily Wilson. 2221 Sears street,
Philadelphia fractured left rib and leg,
condition critical
Miss Bertha Monroe, Lincoln ave-
nue.. Cliftondale. Mass. right arm frac-
tured. injuries to spine. condition crit
icai.
Mrs. Mary Mccain, 1915 Watson
street. Philadelphia. scalp wound, frac-
ture of the arm. condition critical.
Mrs. Mary Walker, 1925 Eleventh
street Washington. shock. not serious.
Reported from the Bridgeport nos
pitai:
Mrs. Nellie Pitesane, her daughter.
Beatrice aged 13. and SON John, aged
II months of Chevy Chase, Md.
Mrs. Mary johnson. Tree Creek, ;.
D.. going to IS Boslston street. Ja-
naica Plains Mass shock and minor
Edward M. Green, Huntington. Pa,
suffering from smoke will recover.
Frank A. Hoyt, Dasgageman. Boston.
Robert Henderson, 221 North 18th
street Philadelphia shock.
Henry Christman, Middleton. Pa.
Joseph 3. Sisson, New Haven.
Edward M. Green, Huntington. Pa.
Mrs. Isabel Dorsey, Washington, ID.
Mrs. Mary Solsky, Philadelphia.
Miss Bessie Boehm, Woodstock. Va. |
Miss Carrie Holmes, Philadelphia. |
Miss Jessie Gray Nickens, 1922 New
Hampshire avenue Washington. D. c. |
Miss Mildred Ernest. Washington.
Miss Helen Gibbs. Washington.
Miss AnqeIine Grinnke, Washington. |
Mrs Lois Hartman, Newfeld n. ].
Miss Lucille Meservy. Washington.
Mrs. Sarah Clark: Washington.
Miss Matte Cornish, PHILADELPHIA.
Loretta McCrokan. 1915 Wharton |
street. Philadelphia internal hurts, Sc
rious condition. |
William II. Betz, Chadwick street. |
Philadelphia. |
Mary &. Harris, Philadelphia, |
bruises.
Henry A. Wallace, Millbridge. Me-,
minor injuries.
Josephine Walcott, Philadelphia |
bruises.
Day Coach Smashed to Matchwood.
When the Federal express. bound |
from Washington to Boston, leaped |
from the enbankment this morning |
day coach next the baggage car was |
caught at the bottom of the heap and !
smashed into matchwood and not a |
person inside escaped death OF serious |
injury
Occupants of PulImars More Fortunate |
The heavier Pullmans. five of them, |
that crashed down after it, held to- |
gether. and the sleeping passengers |
inside. although badly shaken, for the /
most part suffered no worse than
broken bones and bruises.
Brakeman Has Fractured Skull.
With one or two exceptions, all those |
= ~ hospitals tonight were expected !