AUGUSTUS N. HAND, Circuit Judge.
The appellant, in 1920, was the owner of a six-story building in New Haven, Conn., which was rented for business purposes. On February 14, 1920, a fire burned off the tower, the roof, the sixth, and a part of the fifth floors. The lower floors were damaged by smoke and water. After the fire, the appellant spent $70,872.14 in reconditioning the building. The tower was not rebuilt; the same kind of materials were used for reconditioning...
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