,;nne5 and the most difficult labor since 10 o'clock
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tnued and the most difficult labor since lp ciocs
-7 hours, via Preston. Bridges either gone oSe'-
flowed, or torn to pieces, around US, and me
roads ruined. Reports reached Us last night oy
conductors who walked from Jewett City, that Inc


lower railroad bridge and turnpike bridge must ootA
go, and for all they see the lower part OF the town
must be destroyed, and that the people were great
" alarmed La,hrop's Bridge is from 6 to le tees
under water, and the freshet in the river Is
greater than at any time since 1907. AT Jewete
City we found the two engines (Which could get no
further than there yesterday and all the railroad
men irving with stones to hold on to the bridge
and left them in the same effort. On the raiiroao
about one mile in all is destroyed, or very greatly
injured. At Jewett City say . rods, at Bundy HUI
6 rods between Jewett City and Piairheld the cui-
yerts all gone and SO rods Of road above 1t is not
here or a, Jewe,t City known to what extent lnJu-
~ is done The river is over all the rellroaS oe-
tween here and Greenyc--is in the street in front
of the Franklin House-but is now falling, and Will
show the extent of damage Tomorrow AT Jewett
CITY at IL s'clock they were fearing the loss OF
Lippitt's Dam, and made preparation for leaving
O's house. Yours, ~ d.