Waterbury Democrat., 1902-02-07

000 The firm has rented the lower floor of the Haase building on Center street and will make every effort to re- sume business as soon as possible. They expect to be open i'll about two week. Their buyers are already in the markets and MT Lyall, tic man. ager, and Mir Hughes went to New York this afternoon to hasten matters
 Adjustments continue to be made without any difficulty The companies in general are settling without any bother.
 D. G. Davis. cigar store and fixtures total loss, full insurance paid.
 Dr F. l.. Ryder, dentist, total loss.
 Reid and Hughes Dry Goods Co stock, total loss. small insurance, and fully paid.
 Phoebe Gill, building, total loss.
 George D: Judd building, total loss.
 John E. Mullings, building, total loss
 The following losses were adjusted at the office of Bronson x Dennison:
 Allen block, total loss, $9,OOO
 ii. c. Dodge X Co. total loss, S14.50O
 Mary z. Downey, partial loss. S47O.
 M Il. Waas. partial loss, S575.
 Mrs M. D. Buck, total loss, S4OO.
 Callendar Bros, restaurant, partial loss, S1 ,05O.
 1slon Tea Co, total loss, $2,O0O.
 Edith M Whitney total loss, S7S7.
 simon Bohl. total loss. $500
 Dr G. l.. Walters, partial loss. S1O7.
 Mrs Emma Wieble. toal loss. sl GOO.
 Henry Dunn, partial loss. S25O.
 E Levy x Sons, partial loss. S45O.
 hxy4 e estate and occupied by B. Pollak S Co. partial loss.
 The Coiby-Sherwood Shoe Co, stock total loss. S4.30O, insurance S4, GOO. In sured with the agency of J. G. Jones and insurance fully paid.
 Conlon Bros, stock and building. .par- tial loss
 French-Canadian institute total loss, 5000. nothing insured but piano.
 John Zwibel pool room in .Scoyill house, total loss, S1 900.
 Mrs Dwyer-Bushe, total.
 Samuel Weinstine, total
 Jones. Morgan & Go, loss for fixtures settled; loss for building and stock un- der discussion. This firm will reb,,ild on a larger scale.
 F. J. Bolan, the hardware dealer on Bank street, is said to be one of the chief sufferers. Mir Bolan's losses are about S1O,O00 it is said and his insur- ance $6,0OO. He was not satisfied with the disposition of his claim by the ad- justers, and he had the matter investi- gated by an Independent adiuster. What conclusion he came to could not be aScertained.
 John Fallon, manager of Nugent's 5 drug store, is also said to have been hard hit. his losses far exceeding the Of his inurance.
 The following claims were adjusted through H. l.. Rowland's agency to- Jay: Lucy x Fitzgerald, partial loss, insurance $2,000; Upson & Singleton. total estimate not yet made; Hamp- son & Sellew, total; Mrs Hattie How and. tenant i'll Music hall building Lotal loss of furniture, insurance small Henry \. Harding, hardware dealer, south Main, partial loss Considera- Die figuring is done before a claim is paid. Several adjusters proceed to work upon q claim for stock. for in- stance, others work on some other ,lalin' so that at Il time a number of tems are under consideration, and when all is finished the result is given 10 the local agent of the insurance company in which the party was in sured and he makes the total.
 me full claim of the Young Mems Cdtholic Literary association for S6OO was paid this afternoon by Agent Man ,ice Carmody. It will not nearly cover the loss. but will give them q fair start Tor another room.
 The work of clearing the debris from tones, Morgan & Co.'S cellar Ia haino pushed. A very large forca of men Ire at work on the Bank stret sida of ne building and another gang is hnst- ing in the rear. Between both they Ire making good headway and in an. 'tner day or so there will not be a hod- ul of dirt to be found on the prem seS.
 mere Is a possibility Of the city los iis the ScoVlll house. Yesterday after ioon an authority on the matter stated Io Democrat reporter that while he supposed the Scovill house womb he rebullt. he was certain that the heirs of the late E. c. Lewis would not ra- oulld II. At that time local real estate
 
 -Wo or three New York people regard ng the possible resurrection of the Tamous hostelry. Whether or not suc- cess would result from the negotiations ms authority could not say. He hoped It would for the welfare of the city ana he was certain that whoever would undertake to build and manage a mod 'rn hotel on the site of the ScovilI house fortune would certainly reward Jim. But he was certain that the heirs -o the Lewis estate would not take up my further burden in that direction.
 The Crosby Grammar school was in Hanger of catching on fire several times sunday night. Sparks flew about 1t on Ill sides. Janitor Mcdonald was hust- ing all the time. however, and did good work. He was ably assisted by School Inspector Smith, School Clerk and Truant Officer Hurley. One time the building caught on fire, but the small blaze was extinguished several pails of water.
 The street department cleared liar