Waterbury Democrat., 1902-02-04

V who succeeded in saving the adjoining building north on South Main and Brook streets from being gutted by fire There are a number of wooden buildings on those streets which would have been fine. fuel for the fire if it had ever gained much of headway. There is no doubt that the entire block
 between Brook and East Main streets would have been reduced to ashes if one or two of those buildings had been burned. On thorough investigation the following is q good list of the South Main street losers: Conlon Bros, slightly damaged by water and smoke, fully insured: Schlitz Bros. Milwaukee, block, $20O0O, nearly covered by insur- ance; tenants, August c. Taylor, cafe, $1 800 loss. $1. 1000 insurance; Mrs Alice ] Teater and son and four boarders; Mrs Teater's loss $500, $500 insurance; boarders lost everything. There was another family who removed every thing of value before the fire seized the building. John A. Lilley's block, S20.000 loss, partly insured. The Cos tenbader Bros occupied the entire building, the first floor as lunch room, the other floors for rooms for boarders; they lost about S5.000 insurance about $2.500; boaders lost about everything; Charles A. NIiller's block, loss $15.00O or $1S000. partly insured; Constantine Clemente, fruit store, $700 or $500 loss, partly insured; one tenant, loss un- known: Edward McGrath's block, $3O.- GOO, partly insured; New England Fur Co. S2000 loss. partly insured; John i Edmondson. undertaken. office and resi- dence, S1.500 to S1.S00 loss, slightly jn- sured; MT and Mrs Floyd. a recently married couple. who moved into the building Saturday. brand new furni- ] ture, loss about S1.000, no insurance; Mrs Tinkham's block S3500O loss, partly insured; Colby-Sherwood store. $5.OO0, S4.O00 insurance: s. A. Vein stein cloak establishment and factory, total loss about $1SO00, S6O00 insur- ance; GilPs printing establishment, total wreck; tenants, Mrs Gill. Mrs Waldo, lost everything; the latter had no insurance; Attorney Meig's two blocks, $35.000 loss. partly insured; Union Tea Go and Credit Clothing Go, total wrecks. losses about SIP 900. part ly insured; Jacobs's pawn shop, valu- able jewels clock in safe probably saved. loss about $300O. partly irl- sured: tenants. Mrs $. Edwards. MT and Mrs T. A. Hayes. Miss Lambert, Miss Merrill Prof Weinberger. h. structor at Kimball school; H. IF. Ker- shaw. agent of Narragansett Brewing Go; Frank Manville; lost everything. partly insured; T. R. Mullings's boys department, entire loss: imSon BohIs meat market. S2000 to s GOO loss. part ly insured; old postoffice building, Platt estate: H. G. Dodge x Co.'S shoe store, about S12.000 loss. S1O.900 insllr- ance; Ziglatzki-Marks Co loss S12.OOO fully insured: Fenner's store is a com plete loss. partly covered by insurance: Harding's store is slightly damaged by smoke and water: American Cloak and Fur Co. s. A. Wienstein, proprietor. in Welton's block. smoke and water, S1.- 800, partly insured.
 On the other side of the street are the following: Edward .McGraths block. corner of South Main and Sec will streets. S1O00O loss, partly iu- sured; Nugent's pharmacy. loss SS.O0O. partly insured; T. F. McGrath. cigar manufacturer, $4.000. no insurance. SO it is said: Michael Gilfoile's block S6.- GOO to $S.000 loss. S4.OOO or &. 1000 in surance; A. w. Devis. tailor. loss S1.
 300. part insured; Paris millinery and Terrell & Wilson's hat stores complete loss. SIP GOO. partly insured; Mrs Evelyn Morris. three blocks. loss S:35. - Ooo. Sl5.00O insurance: tenants. Bos- ton Furniture Co. $1J GOO to S2O. GOO loss. partly insured; Kelly. the baker SlOOO loss. fully insured: George Pan- neton's. loss $2OO. entirely insured: Outlet Clothing Co.'S loss. S2. GOO. fully lnsured Mrs M. A. Dunns Central boarding rooms. $500. fully insured: :: Hotchkiss. clean loss of $500: Thom- as Guests block. $2OO loss, covered by lnslrance; tenants. M. ]. Hickey. &. Freedman l. Weinstein. little damage. fuliv insured; F. T. Hayes's block
 Szop loss. fully insured.
 The Ashworth building on Grand
 street was occunied by the following people: Hamilton's and Church's stores. MT and Mrs J. F. Scott-Nfrs
 Scott had studio there Mrs Weeks hairdressing parlors, 3rd floor; Mrs Anna Walsh. Thomas, Samuel. Frank and Lawrence Walsh; Mrs Clark. ma- tron at police station. 4th floor. Mrs O'Toole. Colonel Geddes and family; 9th floor, Mrs Dowd and two other families. The tenants saved but lit- tie. Mrs Clark and Mrs Walsh lost among other things two fine niauos