{"newspaper_name": "Litchfield enquirer.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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Incident ef the FTe.-We yesterday met It, tie fellow by the name of Bean, who with tears in his eyes and heavy heart, told us how he was de- prived of both his natural protectors in moment No. 4e Broad.sf and his family resided in the building. shortly after the discovery of the fire

 the father returned to his home. having taken a view of the situation of the confagratioD, and in- formed his wife that there no necessity for re- moving their household furniture. as they were safe. Our informant left them at that time. to go to the scene of destruction: the explosion shortly followed; the building in which he had left his parents, was laid in ruins, and both of them no doubt was buried ia the ynprepared gsvS .s