Waterbury Democrat., 1902-02-06

 tusted today:
 Conlon Bros, partial.
 Thomas McGrath. total
 Upson & Singleton total.
 Pinney & Loucks, partial
 F. E. Fenner, South Main street, to- tai.
 B. Pollak & Co. partial.
 B. U. Lathrop, partial.
 French h-Canadian institute, total. This organization had only its piano insured.
 Edith M. Whitney, Grand street, to- tai
 Arthur Isham, Exchange place, par tial
 c. NJ. Pond, partial.
 William O. Beecher, dentist, total
 The lire insurance companies, for which Hynes e Brown are local agents, have settled the claims against them. owing to the recent fire. to the satisfaction of all parties concerned. Through the local agents, James A. Hynes and M F. Carmody, the Royal, Delaware. Westchester and Ham burg Greenland companies have settled with J. F. McGrath, the cigar manu- facturer. for $8.000. 1nrOu2n7 AR0nI f1Nu0S lu0 AeOI hA company has settled with John Zwibel, who conducted the pool room In the Scovill house, for S1.000. The Royal and PruSsian companies have paid Ene small loss of H. B Loucks.
 Through the agency of Henry l.. Rowland the claim of the Jackson Printing Co was adjusted this fore noon The claim was for complete loss of stock and furniture and ma chinery.
 The Ziglatski- Marks company ad- justed it's insurance this forenoon. and is now doing business at Hotchkiss & Templeton's.
 CTS. whose stock was damaged by the fire have adjusted their loss to-day and are now open for business.
 Root & Boyd's agency has settled the following claims: W. B. Grfggs, architect. total: Paul Asheim, tohac- conist. total: George E. Reed. boarder at the Franklin house and superinten- dent of the rolling mills at the Scovill Manufacturing Co.'S plant total; Henry Smith, photographer. Bank street. total: A. Espimlek, barber in the Sco- vil1 house building. total.
 CnlJH settling claims. and there is every iR- win he settlad and the process of re- building will be in full sway.
 The books found in the safe of Root & Boyd. insurance and real estate deal CTS. were not spoiled to the extent as a first thought, for the records can be
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 Rose Stolslxi. waitress in the Sco- vill house who was reported as miss ing. was located in Bristol at the Con- mercial house yesterday. When the fire broke out in the Scovill house the young woman was overcome with ter TOT and ran from the hotel. She took the first train out of the city and went to Bristol
 Harry Greenberg. the well known match vendor. was caller at the Dem ocrat office to-day. s'I see" said one of the office employees as the match man entered and placed his goods on the desk. "you didn't get burned out. 7 .sNo.s replied Harry. with a smile, m Y stock is not the kind that burns"
 This forenoon the safe was pulled ont of inc Scoyill house ruins and opened without much difficulty. The contents were found Intact. thus re 1ieving the owners of its contents of 2 great deal of anxiety. The safe held valuable papers eK nsiderable cash and checks and jewelry.
 Billy Doran. one of the city fore men fought like a real soldier around the fire. and when 1t was over pitched in and did good service in assisting t6 clean the public streets. The other city foremen. Dan Altman T.nrts Arch ambearit Thomas Foley. Edward Fla gan and Edward Gagain. and Tn a gen eral way all the city employees. worked fndustriously. and if is a wonder how thev stood the strain without rest
 About II o'clock Sunday night q mar was hurrying down South Main street when burning stick that looked liks q broom handle landed on his heat and broke in two The fellow turned around suddenly as if he thought some one yas bling on to him. but when ht saw what had hit him he made double ouick time in petting out of the way.
 John H. Kilduff of the firm of E. G Kflduff & Go. Bank street clothiers was struck on the eyebrow Sunday night by a burning stick and for 2 lime he thought he was going to have a very undesirable reminder of the bis conf1agration. He was more scared than hurt. however.
 Everybody Is awaiting the clearing up of the debris of the Scoyill house It fs expected that considerable Jew elrv. valuable watches and trinket will be recovered. as the hotel wal crowded when the fire caught. Tn manager, c. H. Truman, has returned to town
 E. H. Blanchard the Harrison ave nue restaurant keeper fed soldiers fremen and police officers. that is. a' many as called upon him, by order O Mayor Kilduff. until his honor gave him notice that 1t was not necessary t' continue business on this plan an, lonRer.
 Camp Rosedale. No 9615 M. ". ,A: whose meeting place was Elks' hall Bank street. lost all of their propert.