New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18
MORE or THE fRESHET IN CONNECTICUT

Couesponoence Of The N. Y Tribune
WATERBURY, CT, Monday, Nov. ii, 1913.
Tie severe storm Of last Sunday, has left marks OF its
devastating influence through the valleys of the Manga
tuck and HOua0nic Rivers, which months oil cole :
tive industry will hardly ece. The Naugatuck Rail
road Con pany have suffered the greatest loss PROBABLY
that any Company in New England has
Their track in places all along the Naugatuck was
COMPLETELY submerged and parts OF the route,
from one to three miles of it washed oil the en-
bankments and carried in places forty-hye and
fifty feet from its position. Many of the bridges are
destTOye ed, and Others rendered useless.
The Superintendent (PhilO Hurd, Esq, alter
hasty survey of the damage thinks that at least three
weeks will be required, with ali OF the hands that can
be put on make the road suitable for passenger a
fc and tLat must be done by change OF cars II Is
difficult to predict when the regular freight business
through" will be resumed.
The loss to the Company as well as to the business
of the manufacturers of this place Naugatuck ana An
SONIA will be great The loss of life by the rapid rise
of the river is not fully ascertained but as many as
five reported drowned at Ansona Yours, inhaste'
From The New-Favsn Journal, Nov IT,
On the Providence and Fishki Railroad, about fifty
feet of tho track in Bristol swept away BY the storm
of Sunday By which tho delayed some TWO hours
The damage the lOusatonic Road, above New hioTd
Il not 20 extensive first anticipated Below that
place there are nine breaks four of which we're repaired IN
few hours and the others will prevent the use OF tue
fOhd for several days.
brcns near Rabbits sweeping away tho toll house. and
making rassngo directly through the heart OF the village
bridge ct thirty forty feet span ON the vermont
Valley Kond near fulnoy. W was swept away
A. Hartford the water ia the Connecticut was twenty
feet nbovo low waor mark Monday noon ani SIN n
sinV Tho M ndows aro Nil ovor flowed number OF cat
lo hsd been whhod down tho river from the meadows
stove Hartford .
I,ss, Tho Springfield ibfass Republican Nov ~ go
Tho Into frtnhni dd considerable damage ia fransiin
lDnniy Tho bridge IN oi erection over 'r'on
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