The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 7

THE BOSTON GLOBE THURSDAY. MARCH 1. 1962 Seven Norwood Bowladrome Burns, Hub Has Two Fires, Lawrence One The fireman reached a window and an aerial ladder was quickly moved into position. Members of Ladder 15 took off the firefighter. A spectacular rescue of a fireman marked a triple-alarm blaze in a four-story brick building at 827 Wssh- who talked with the Santoro brothers of Norwood, owners of the building, the loss was estimated at $100,000.

"The place is a goner," a Norwood firemen battled a general alarm blaze in a -bowladrome at daybreak today shortly after five alarms were sounded for two intown Boston fires. The Norwood fire was the most spectacular of a series of blazes in the Eastern Massachusetts area. Roll-Land Bowladrome on Rte. 1, the Providence Highway, in Norwood, was blazing furiously when an alarm was sent in at 5:38 a.m. Other nighttime blaze? to keep firefighters busy were a 3-alarm fire at 827 Washington near Bostn's theatrical -i district, and a 2-alarm blaze at Sand's Prime Rib Restaurant in the Park-sq.

area. Six persons, including four children, were injured when their house burned at 19 Tewksbury Lawrence. At the Norwood fire, Deputy Fire Chief Irving Dobson sounded three alarms but the massed apparatus could not save the huge one-story wooden structure. According to Chief Dobson, 1 1 -g. PIN EX RELIEVES YOUR CHILD'S r.OUGu CPMGH Gil Don't experiment With your child's hMlth.

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(Globe Photo by Phil Preiton) NORWOOD BOWLING CENTER DESTROYED BY FIRE Glob Photo by Phil Preiton DENSE SMOKE billows from restaurant at 214 I Boylston st. this morning as firemen battled two 1 alarm blaze. Smoke covered the whole Park-sq. area at times. fire captain said after the blaze swept along roof.

The fire started in the basement housing the alleys and was moving into the first-floor skating rink when spotted by a motorist ington near the theatrical district. The fireman, a rescue company member threading out white tape to mark the course of a hose company, was trapped when a floor sagged ahead. Members of the advancing hose company were able to get out of the building on the opposite side. Core of the $35,000 blaze was in the first and second floors but smoke plugged the mm whole building. Baby carriage and woodworking equipment were stored on the first floor.

SATURDAYS TILL 6:00 OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9:30 In Suburban West Newton Exit 50 off Rte. 128 DEcatur 2-8800 M0MMV, uVHAT'S You mean in a store, dear? A SAl? More than 500 spectators from the theaters and night clubs thronged Washington st. to watch the firemen la action. First alarm for the Washington -st. fire came in at 12:45 a.m.

The blaze was fought from Washington, Common and Warrenton sts. A water screen was set up to protect Don Bosco Technical High School. Second alarm was rapped in at 12:54 by Deputy Fire Chief John E. Clougherty and a third at 1:04. Restaurant Burns.

While intown eauinment wa in full action at this blaze, a double alarm was sounded for a fire in Sand's Prime Rib Res. in the Park-sq. area. There was little flame evi dence, but billows of heavy black smoke palled the Park- sq. district and repulsed the fire squads.

The fire started on the first floor of the five-story brick building at 214 Boylston wnicn runs through to Park sq. rire spread to the second floor, with $30,000 damage. There was some damage to adjacent Boston Galleries at 210 Boylston st. and the Avis Auto rental agency. A passer-bv spotted smok coming from the Sands lounge at 2:15.

A second alarm wai sounded ten minutes later. Fire Chief John Martin or dered investigation by the ar son squad into both multiple-alarm Boston blazes. Companies Fill In With most of the central firal companies tied up at the Vrash-ington-st. fire, engine companies from Dorchester, Southi Boston, Roxbury, Jamaica! Plain and East Boston raced into Park sq. The five alarms in earlj( mid-morning resulted in movement of virtually every pieca of apparatus in Boston stations, Companies rolled in on support from Brookline, Newton and Quincy.

Although there was soma close-in work by hose companies und tricky ladder work, there were no injuries. Six persons, four of them children, were injured when fire erupted in the kitchen of their home at 19 Tewksbury Lawrence, at 4:11 this morning. One of the children, a year-old girl, was rescued over arj aerial ladder as flames spread through the upper two stories the family occupied in th three-story wooden dwelling. 6 Taken to Hospital Taken to Lawrence General Hospital were Lawrence patrolman Joseph FiUpatrick, 29; his wife, Thelma, 27; threa jsons, Joseph Robert, 5, and Timothy, 4. and Kathleen, I1- I A fifth child, Ellen, 2, es.

jcaped unharmed. Most burned were FitzpatriclC land 1-year-old Kathleen, who jwas taken from the third Moon Fireman John Murphy over I an aerial ladder. Mrs. Fitz-! Patrick and the other three jchildren were treated for burns land released. Firefighter Richard Lacey, was treated at the scene for burns about the hands.

Fire apparatus arriving at the scene encountered difficulty because of a snowed-in fire hydrant, Deputy Chief Bertram Williams said the fire appar ently started in a malfunction ing kitchen stove and spread, to adjoining bedrooms. I No Challengers CHICAGO, Mar. 1 (UPD Twenty-two Concordia College students jammed themselves into the bucket of a construction crane yesterday and then claimed the world's record for the feat FEMALE PROBLEM Touindi of woma fled IP? Uf troo th phytic! dlrt lrm-uiir, tcnty, or ptlnful ni 4u functions by Uklng HUMPHREYS ntl. Bon bor-monal, nomPthlo rtmtdT. At tu drug itore.

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