The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-09-02

the injured were taken.
 Fred Eaves, one of the salesmen for the same concern, was also unheard from as the Farmer went to press and he. too, it was thought, would take tn Bar Harbor Express.
 THE DEAD.
 R. A. Hotchliss, young son of Broker HotchIziss of New Haven.
 Frank B. Rutter, Scranton, Pa.
 Albert Greene, New York City.
 William AItschul, Norfolk, Va
 The above four bodies were the only ones identified at the wreck.
 PhiIo RotchkiSS, New Haven, both legs aTnputated at hospital, died later.
 Harold Avery, 694 Broadway, New York City, died while being taken to New Haven hospital.
 Robert Yahn, 449 Lyceum street, Philadelphia, died at New Haven Hes p1taI.
 HI. F. Martin, Bryn NTawr, Pa.
 Woman with handbag worked ''NI. H. M.'' or '.Nf. HI. sH.'', died on way to hospital.
 Harry K. Imar died On way to Nfer- iden hospital.
 Unidentified woman about 25 years old, light blue eyes, bracelet on right arm inscribed Marie N. V. L. Uncles Paul and RaWl, Dec. 2, 1911."
 Unidentified man, feet 5 inches tall, 15O pounds, gray hair, brown eyes, smooth face, good teeth.
 Unidentified woman, single, aged 30, 125 pounds, brown hair, good teeth, chaised gold bracelet on left wrist, tan shoes.
 Unidentified man, aged about 60, 145 pounds. gray beard.
 Unidentified woman, married, 1855 pounds, brown hair turing gray, dia- I1Rord cluster ring on left hand, small i'm scribed IF. B. Eand D. B. L., 19O8."
 Unidentified young woman, aged about 20, brown, curly hair.
 Unidentified woman, with ring en- graved, 'tF'or Life or Death, April 30, 1s7A.''
 The New Haven railroad, this after noon, gave out a list of dead which included that of NIissc Agnes White, Of 149 Fremont street, Boston.
 THE INJURED.
 The New Haven hospital reports fl injured there. Attendants are trying to ascertain names. At Grace Hos pftal, while not certain, it is thought that one patient is Robert Myhan, of Philadelphia, who is internally hurt.
 Another gives the name of A. Col luTn, who says he is a Frenchman and lives at Nemour, France.
 Among others reported injured are the following:
 MT. and Mrs. Pemberton w. Price, 1 511 Bourse Building, Philadelphia.
 Catherine McOough1tn, 6s9 Wander l bilt avenue. Brooklyn
 Jeanne Annette, 352 Avenue A, 1 N. J.
 ". O: Rowland. Frankfort, Pa.
 Harry Avoner, 649 Broadway, New York
 Richard F. Decker, Summit, N. J. |
 A. M. Riddle, Toresdale, Pa
 Richard Frank, Park avenue, New York.
 Rose Zimmerman, e7O East 10th street, New York.
 Miss Margaret Murphy, 914 North l Broad street, Philadelphia, scalp l wounds, sent to her home.
 Miss Jean Sto1dart, No. 54 East 59th street, New York, left arm cut, scalp wounds and back injured; taken to her home.
 Ralph Downs, Broad street, New Haven; right arm and leg bruised; taken home.
 A. M. Maris, No. 40 Clinton street, bruised body; taken home.
 J. Browning Clement, Jr.. Chestnut street, Philadelphia, cut and bruised about the body; taken home.
 A. Hearn. No. 1O42 Dean street, Brooklyn, slight injuries; taken home. John W. Dixon, YaIecroft, N. Y.,
  terian Hospital.
 Frank Condon, secretary Y. M. c. A., Trenton, N. J., leg and head cut; New Haven hospital.
 The following injured are at St. Hospital:
 Ralph Barnes, New Haven, arm hurt.
 5 Frank ShanIey, New Haven, should r, not serious.
 Frederick w. Armstrong, 963 Park avenue, Bridgeport, manager Union Typewriter Co.,, disIocated right knee, scalp wound.
 George g Keorga, 23e West s4th street, New York, spine hurt, condi tion serious.
 These additional names of persons injured were given out at the office lf the New Haven railroad:
 J. Griffin, Orange, N. d., right side 1f head cut.
 Joseph RaverIich, New York, right side of head cut.
 Mrs. H. Browner, New York, right side strained.
 George E. Moore, baggageman, light arm hurt. Charles Winham, f1agman on the Bar Harbor Express, back of head ut.
 Catherine Sweeney, member of 1ne of the camping parties. Greenwich, Conn. Sept. 2-Henry zirhoffer, a businessman Of this town, lied, today, from injuries received in