Waterbury Democrat., 1902-02-04
SPARKS FROM THE FIRE.

J. B. Mullings is located in rne up son Jewelry Co.'S store.
 Dr Mahoney can be found In the Platt block, East Main street.
 Griggs & Hunt have. secured quar- ters in the Waterbury bank building.
 Architect Benedict can be found at the Tracy Bros Go on Benedict street.
 Bronson & Dennison, insurance agents, are now located In Odd Eel lows block.
 Reid & Hughes have opened tenn porary office in the Platt block on East Main street.
 A. T. Webster. the druggist, can be seen at Apothecaries' Hall building, Center street.
 George NJ. Chapman & Co, cleo tricians. will be at home at 2S North Willow street.
 George Wright, the broker. can be found in the Apothecaries' Hall build ing on the seventh floor. Zizlatzki-Marks have temporary quarters with Hotchklss X Templeton across the street from their old stand ]! Driggs X Smith are in the Water bury Art Co.'S, Prichard building, where they have got under cover tenn porarily.
 The Jackson Quick Print, one of the victims of the fire. has temporary quarters In the Milford building at No "A Center street.
 It Is estimated that about GOO peo- pie are thrown out of employment, most of them young women employees | of Reid & Hughes.
 l There were about 800 people here from Meriden yesterday viewing the ruins. The New Britain delegation 1 was fully as large.
 William H. Jackson and John H. Cassidy, lawyers, who were in Mul- lings building, have secured offices in new Milford building, fourth floor. Messrs Jackson t& Cassidy, lawyers who were in the Mnllings building, have secured offices on tho fourth floor of the new Milford building on Center street.
 The firemen suffered great dent. Many of them were actually played out from continuous service lasting over the dreadful night and day, and had to be taken home by their friends yesterday.
 c. r. Hal1am. one of the victims of
 
 the T4apalme-H Hoffman store. was burn ed out completely. For the present he can be found at the residence of k. G. Newman, 32 State street. Considerable valuable personal ef- fleets were stolen from the Franklin house by parties pretending to render } help, when the alarm went out that the hotel would surely go. No com ! ra1o iY,+e, af ,fc al, n nfx, h0 heard from housekeepers who were obliged to fly.
 The Hartford Times says the follow ing about the men from the Capitol city who came to Waterbury Sunday night: 'sThe party consisted of Cap tain Marchant, who was in charge, two regular members of the company. two callmen and two volunteers. Several young men begged Chief Eaton to be allowed to go and help the fremen, but he refused their offers. The wedding dress for Miss Mary White. daughter of George l.. White. went I'D in the flames that consumed the dressmalSing apartments of Miss E Mary O'Brien on Bank street. over Reid & Hughes As Miss Whites k wedding is near at hand. dressmakers were sent for and a host of them were \ gathered last nieht making another dress for the fair bride-to-be. The Torrington firemen who assist
 ed Waterbury Sunday night were: ' Chief Engineer w. H. Dayton. Sec
 ond Assistant Engineer J.. A., Carpen-
 ter. Captain Watson A. Jordan, En- t gineers Ellsworth and Curtiss. Fore |. men William A. Bri9gs, First Assist
 ant w. A. Sears, and Pipemen Claxton, - Lockwood, Stone. Ekyall, Joyce, Ben
 nett, Johnson, Palmer, Spencer. Caul-
 kins, Wheeler, Green, Burgess and
 Shepherd,
 The New Haven Leader gives the
 following list of the men who came to
 the rescue of Waterbury Sunday night from the Elm City: The engine was
 the one stationed at No 2's house. The
 men taken with Chief Fancher were
 Lieutenant George Barrows, Engineer
 John Smith, Assistant Engineer Jere-
 miah Griffin. and Bremen Joseph kel-
 lv. John Killian, Thomas Galligan. all
 of No 2's house, and Louis Fl. Huriey'
 Matthew Bohan. and Charles Ammer-
 man of No Is house.
 At one time things looked pretty blue
 around Blake & Johnson's shop ana I tbe Immaculate Conception church.
 
 , Burning timbers as big as mans arm 5 were hurled in that direction and peo-
 pie were kept busy stamping the lfe
 out of them. Twice did the r0or or e Blake & Johnson's start to burn. put : the firemen extinguished the budding Y bfazes before they amounted to any e thing Another small fire was report.
 ed at Dr Donahue's block, corner or ,c East Main and Brown streets, but 1t ,c was put out in jlify. ,o Miss Mary o'Connor. q school teach Y CT came near suecumbing to the ox- [ citement and thereby losing her Ire Miss O'Connor lived on Bank street :. Old residents used to say that 1t was
 the only house on that street that hao
 four walls. She was overtaken by the
 fire while in the upper apartments ol
 the house and turning around saw she i, was enveloped In smoke. She maue for the door. but could not ind 1t. She 7 attempted to seek flight to neighpor
 ing roof, but every door seemed 70
 have moved. Finally when bewiidar
 ment and collapse seemed imminent AnI4