Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-30

! ceeding rows and, except when the house
was jarilmed, commonly were not all oc-
! cilpied With the small attendance OF
Hast night, probably only few had PAID
/ the extra price for these seats. And many
| of those behind scrambled up the steep
slope of the fallen balcony to safety, al
/ though many were struck down ii the
! first blow when the roof came in. Some
were hurled down into the pit wreckage
when the balcony fell and even some OF
these escaped with bruises. There is no
record however. of any survivor among
those in the foremost balcony seats.
First Aid stations.
! Frantic calls for aid went out as sooon
| as those in the double walled structures
which form the Eighteenth street and
hack wall of the auditorium realized
! what had happened. These two three
| floor wings form the offices. a store along
/ the Eighteenth street front. and house
the stairways and the approaches and
| exits both on that side and along the
back wall, and they were not involved in
the disaster which was confined to the
auditorium Itself Later this store and
corridor became the first aid stations as
the mangled victims were dragged from
the wreckage.
80 In List of Identified Dead
The identified dead in the Knicker-
booker theatre catastrophe are
Former Representative A. j. Barch-
field, formerly of Pittsburgh Pa.
Miss Helen Barchfeld. daughter of the
former representative.
Archie Bell formerly of Vineland. n
IT,
Chauncey C. Brainerd, Washington
icorrespondent OF the Brooklyn Daily
Eagle.
Mrs. Chauncey c. Rrainerd.
WRfred Brosseau' North Adams, Mass.
student at Georgetown University.
Gy S. Eldridge, Salt Lake City
) arother-in-law of Senator Smoot o
Utah.
Oscar c. Kanston, Chicago, his wifi
and two daughters, Helen and Anyln.
Cutler Latin. Jr.. aged 16, Chicago.
Miss Mamie Lee Lambert formerly o
Ashboro, y. C.
John w Murray, The Plains, Va
W. G. Sammon Of Wyoming, studen
at George Washington University.
w L.. Sehoa ed, Danyille, Va.
LsverSe Sproul, aged II, Chicago. ne
phew Of Representative Elliott W. Sproul
Of Illinois.
! O. f. Stephenson. Boston.
; Lewis Strayer. Washington CORRESPOND
: ent of the Pittsburgh Dispatch
5 Miss Margaret Dutch, Ludington, Miss
II. Conroy Canve, Fredericksburg, Va
5 Mrs. H. Conroy Vance, Fredericksburg
} Va.
William Walter. Brooklyn, y. Y, ST.
dent at Georgetown University.
t Mary Ethel Atkinson, Joseph w Bea
! William G. Bikle, Thomas R. Bourn
= Mrs. Daisy Garvey Bowden, Albert BueI
. Ter, William NJ Candy, Mrs D. H Covel
! NJ sl-Dv- ircn Nov rha,-
Miss Helen Dorsch, A G. Eldridge. Mr.
70 Alfred G. EdTidge. F. H. Ernest, Met
. Farr. Christian Feige, john P F1emint
= Miss Mary Lee Fleming, Thomas l'len
4 ing, G. S. Freeman, Mrs. Clyde NJ Gea1
T. hart. F. H. Hall, Douglas Hillyer. Villa
- G. Hughes, Daniel K Jackson, Mi
a Elizabeth Jeffries, John NJ Jeffries, How
s ard W. Kneesi Guy S. Eldridge. Knees
tson Howard Kneesi), Scott Montgon
d cry, Wiiam A. Walters, D. n. Walls
+ Jack Mckimie Cbrother Wyatt Mex ir
e ie) Christine Thompson, Paulus Lamb
e Mss NJ. E. Walsh Kirkland Duke, Esth
n Foster, RcsseV Name, Mrs Russt
d Name, Mrs. Carre Parsou, Albert Bak
Il Miss Frances Blkle, DR.. James F. She
N L. l.. Lehier, Leroy Leh1ner, Mrs. Lert
% Lehmer, David H. Lyman, Wyatt NJ
le kfmmie Julian Mckinney, Ernest
II Mstellio, Mrs. Norman E. Martinda
> Miss Agnes Mellon, Mrs. Jean Mirsk
ie Miss Veronica Mrphy, Miss Vivian o
le den. D. F. ODome1l, Mrs D. F. O'Do
st nell, Lois Pitcher, Miss Hazel Price. Nj
Marie Russell Mrs Cora G. Sigourne
,e Miss Marie H. Smith, Victor NJ. Sturg
ie Mrs. Gertrude Taylor. William Trac
IL Miss Gladys Thomas, Charles Govt
Tucker, Mrs. Charles Cowles Tuck
II Jacob Urdong, Mrs. Jacob Urdong, Loq
n F. Vallyntine, Mrs. Louis F. Vanyntil
nj Miss Mildred Walford, John L. Walk
ne Mrs. John L. Walker, Captain Villa
is E. r. Warner, quarter1naster corps, U.
IN A, Mrs. William E. r Warner, Mrs. CHI
at NJ Wesson, wife of Colonel c. NJ. wessc
ed ordnance department. U. S. a, Ivan
Ut White.
Mrs Virginia Farraud, sister Of Ju
Bianchi Guatemalan minister to
United States
ve List Of Injured
If. Among the injured in the Knickerbo
u er theatre disaster were: Mrs Bater
se Adams. Mobile Tomasso Asserto, tn
ad secretary of the Italian embassy, j,
It's Bergman, Mrs. Hazel Buehler R. ].
ey wen, Mrs. R. ]. Bowen, Mrs. Bern
nd Brcsslau, Miss Sadie Bresslau, Jose
'st c. Bruce, formerly OF Milford, Ma
Elliott Brumbaugh, Gilbert Caplan,
n E. Castney, Mrs. Mary Chalmers,
Of Clafin. Miss Margaret Odle, Jamos
ed. Curtain. F. W. Dodson, 1. B. Dodson
nd L. Durland. Mrs. Guy S. Eldridge, N
he Mary Forsythe, Miss Ruth Fouts, Y
ne liam A. Galloway DR.. Clyde NJ. Ge
ng hart, Norman L. Gebson, and sister, n
lat Saley, Hugh Glenn, Moe Gold, DR.. C
ad tis Lee Hail. and his wife, Ivy Hamilt
eet DR.. E. E. Hayden, his wife and two c
dren. Warren Helphen, Mrs. Doug
'or Hillyer. Captain ]. H Hills, U. s.
lat and wife, NJ. Pera Hill. Miss Helen H
ny kins, Margaret John, John Klenner, \
I'll: Howard Kneesi, Henry T. Lacey, S.
ed Lee, Clarence Long, John A. Mar
ow Oreste Matillo, Lillian Masse, John
zen McEverley, Mrs. julius Mckinney, =
ain Merit Mr. and Mrs Jonah Michaleas
7. Monahan, Wakefield, r. l., s
Montgomery, John A. Morgant, H
ere Moses, Herbert and Mildred NASH ]
he and Katherine Nesbit, Clarence N
nc kirk, Mrs. E. Pasquale, Alice Pasuu
,ut Henry Peason, Miss Virginia Po
-as Miss Ruth F. Postley, Mrs Henry
red Powell. Henry Wilson and Miss Ed
Wilson, John Prezioso, Marie Ri
in Belle Rembo. Edward A. Sacks, ,
he York city, Harry F. Sacy. Walter
I've Sacy, Mrs. Matte Schwab, f.
sd" Shaughnessy, second assistant postn
uc- ter general, MRS. e. H. Shaughne