New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 21, 1929, Page 4

& NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1520, -~ - — _— — DREW/S ——————————e e ~ e L e el e Burned to Ground In Boston Fire; Sparks Endanger Nearby Houses Hundreds of Tons of Coal Smoulder Today on Site of Blaze — Damage Estimated at $75,000— Cause Unknown. Boston, June 21 W—Hundreds of bles as a precautionary measure and tons of smouldering coal today | persons living three and four blocks marked the site of an early morn-|away from the acene of the fire pre- ing South End fire that destroyed |pared to move, when the heat be- a storage plant and two coaljcame so intense that wooden build- wharves. ings for some distance were scorch- . RmKERs The wharves of the City Fuel|ed. | company and the Warren and Brad-| The glare of the flames could ford Coal company, the latter now |seen for miles and the dense smoke abandoned, were burned to the pil- | filtering through the neighboring ings along with plant buildings and |streets caused some uneasiness at| | —cane seats. An unusual yalue at coal conveyors. The storage plant|the City hospital, only a short dis- and garage of Whipple and com- |tance from the blaze. : $ 1 .59 —— Maple frame—cross slatted backs pany, forwarders, next to that of the Five hundred tons of coal caught City Fuel company, was also de-|fire when the City Fuel company’s stroyed. coal conveyor was destroyed and the Three alarms were sounded, bring- | coal was still smouldering hours ing most of the downtown fire ap-|after the fire had been brought uu- paratus and two fireboats, when a |der control. light ‘northeast wind blanketed the| The cause of the fire was unde- immediate vicinity with sparks. |termined. Early estimates placed Horaes were taken from nearby sta- |the damage at about §75.000. 4 BABY CARRIAGE Sturdy, easy running, and ning advanced pupils played work of the masters. Both groups played 3 with precision, expression and excel- lent time and rythm and showed the effects of careful teaching. 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Y., June 21 P— | Song; Katherine Heslin, Lichmer's ‘With one brief week-end left for i Lorraine Sorrell and Mrs. final preparations for the Intercol-|* Byer Duetts; Gertrude e Hornkorl, Morse's Parade of the legiate Rowing association regattd|yiyong ana sSpaulding's Whistling * Monday, the tapering off process ot |golqers; Agnes Herdlein, Loulse under way today in the camps of the | wright's In Toyland; Dorothy Her- nine crews. Yesterday provided the |rann, Krentzlin's At the Camp last day of hard work and time trials |and Marjorie Walker, Bernstein's were held by most of the coaches. |The Waterfall and Templeton's But- The usual amount of secrecy en-|tepfly Chase. During the program. “veloped the final tests of the ability | Mrs. Smedley, contralto, sang T.ohr's of the eights. Few of the coaches| Gray Days and Martin’s Come to the would announce the times made al- | Fair. though Al Ulbrickson admitted that| The evening recital was opened by his Washington varsity had gone |Fdith Pankonin with Lange's Mel- over the course late Wednesday eve- | ody. Jennie Ignacek played Lich- ning in the fast time of 20 minutes. | mer's Dreaming; Ienore Erickson, Bill Haines gave out a time of 15 |Grieg's Grandmother's Minuett and minutes for his M. I. T. eight over |Sailor's Song;Ruth Emmons, Lange's ; BEACH AL the three-mile distance against & |Idylle; Martha Noren, Wach's Valse ! \ T stift breese. Fascination; Christine Dunkel, CHAIRS A The last minute changes in boat- |Bohm's by the Mountain Spring; ' solidly woven WEB. 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