Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
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ItNt8 tu uaNS oS'-AA 'A-sF-s rFfrs ~ '-r ~stf~ II county, and We hsar of 10 very great damage except on streams flowing from l this section, and tho north Of Fairfield County.
 The towns in the Naugatuck valley have been the greatest sutfsrers, and the loss in property and the suspension of business must bs immense The damage. to the Railroad is estimated at si00, 900.
 Repairs have been made. however, so Shat trains arc running. from Waterbury |lo Bridgeport, and will reach Winsred early mex. week. 9aa
 The HonsatonfS road is in operation
 the whole length, and po. delay is eHpe- riepeed, except in a change of cars sat | New Milford. "A correspondent of 'the Coutant shows the storm to have stee1 very destrp,liye in that towrss The bridges on.all the streams aroundt the vill~ Hags have been destroyed. SO chat it's bus Illness is mostly suspended. Notti, of the village, the Rail Road crosses lhe Ash.s petus. alaFge branch of the Housalopic, on en enbankment over acalyere some ltbiny feet high. Thewaters Of the Ash-' Petuc have torn away this pplysrE. and with it the embaukment so, an sextentaofs l75p feet Itwiliaa a long time to fill up this hole. pSonth of the village, ans' other culvert is gone over k large brook. opl gl lhe AshIpslpc, sBIp much damage haslbeen. done sadisaa ais3gsasa os yllsla9qss---
 The repairs ofths higlswaysantl biidges are progressing ,as rapidly r l .Ps possible, put the contractorss are of opinion that they are getting more business insthatl line than was batgained for. d ss .a1otf The Turnpike Go. we understand, have thrown opeh the gates, and will surrens' der their charter, sooner than make the necessarysrepairs. aunlsss assisted in the work by the aseyeFaI towns through, which their lhl road passes, a M 1ab sa
 H Two Of the inspectors of elec,, tions in New York city, have been arr rested on ia charge fsfraud of thed late municipal election. They are accused with putting spurious tickets inlo the bal lot boxs whereby William NcConkey.I democrat, was awarded the certificate of electionsas Alderman. while Cummings A. Tucker, the Wing Candidate, was en. en- titled io it.s sas ao R.7''i'a 2s 3a., s''
 nF Patf;ck Ryan. anight clerk in the post office at New York, who has been ar-, rested. has confessed. and restored s4aOQ which he hadsssolenfrom packages pssssi bingo through the office. Two thousand fdollafs of which was sent rom tfe Mid dletown Bank 10 Philadelphia, x 1 We learn from the. Norwich No iIl
 
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