New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 18, 1923, Page 17

| Broken Back? Huh! That's Nothin’ To Make a Feller Forget His Grin KUNEHINE JOE IN THE WHEFEL CHAIR, WHERE HE'LL PROBABLY HAVE TO EPEND THE REST OF HIS LIFE, By Alexander Herman “There's no us® cryving over spilt : = about it, ean't he? Just to make NEA Service Staff Writer thingd easler, huh?" Reading, Pa.; May 17.—They call That's just what he does all day him “Sunshine Joe'' Though H\fir"lm\g It makes little difference isn't much stinshine in his life. {whether his pain & more severe than Yor little Joseph Parsenick, 7 vear usunl—Joe keeps smiling. old urchin, probably will never walk "His remarkable fortitnde” say his again |nurses, “is radiating optimiem The fourth, Aifth and sixth vertebrae |that puts a smile into all pain of his epine werq broken when a| “Some of the older patients, grum. Lieavy truck ran ‘him down as he was | py and Adiscouraged, can't help hut playing in the street near his home. |cateh the spirit of the boy."” That happendd last January. He's| Sometimes Joe's smile hroadens out heen at the Homeopathic hospital | He thinks he can wiggle his wasted cver since, .and must remain for a legs long time to come “Some day I'll be abkle to use ‘em Physicians and nurses hold out iit- |again,” he says confidently And tle hope far his recovery. !then I'll grow up to be just what I But Joe doesn't geem to mind-—he alwavs wanted fo he—a cop' just keeps on smiling. “And when I walk my heat, T'll “When I was a regular kid, lu!‘iplnth every driver that tries to run like the other fellers,” he says phil- [his truck on any street where there osophically, "I never thought much [are, kids playing 2bout smilin’ and laughin’' “Yon wait and sea!" "When T did, it was only because | Joe'z eyes darkened, but only for gomething struck me funny, or T felt |an instant happy, Then his smile came hack. Now 1 smile, | milk, is there? "But a feller can smile ABSINTHE PROHIBITED Important Measure Brings “Dry” Workers Camp in Germany-— | | hecanse T got to | pleton, wife of Governor Templeton { Mrs, Charles Eg Coe of Stamford, to ! tirst vtcmpre.qd!m of the federation responded The resolutions and courtesies com- Alcoholic Advertisements Restricted | mittees were appointed by the presi- dent and the reports of officers of Berlin, May 18, —Two important de- |(he federation read and accepted velopments in Germany have brought | I'our new clubs joined the federation 0y to.the "dry" workers' camp. The | ’i""’“f 'fh:hp“' "'“alf' "'“’rd:"g ‘o\;l"’ 3 3 1 | report of the recording secretary, Mrs, relchstag has adopted a law prohibit- [ BoT 00 B e mpsonville, ing the production and sale of ab- {he Milford Delphian chapter, the sinthe, and measures have been {in-|Putnam Delphian chapter, the Music augurated to restrict the public ad-'| Study club of Bridgeport and the Tor- vertisement of alcoholic beverages. | rington Woman's club. The addition + The state railways have announced |of th2se four brings the total num- they will receive no more such ad.|ber of women's clubs in the federa- vertising after May 1, and Berlin's | tion to 76. municipal railways have been directed | hereafter to accept advertisements for | liquor interests ‘only on the same terms and to ‘the same extent as they take them for other firms. Joy “ask for Horlick’s. The ORIGINAL \ Maited Milk WOME i el | 27th ‘Annual Convention is Being Held “ In Waterbury f Waterbury, May 18.—The 27th an- f nual convention of* the Connecticnt state federation of women’s clubs was For Infants, " Invalids & & Children The Original Food-Drink for All Ages. | president of the-Waterbury women's | ! clubs, and by Mrs. Charles A. Tem. | NEW RRITAIN NEW RECORDS EXPECTED FOR IRON ORE SHIPMENTS Reports From Toner Lake Smehier State That season of RHevards Is Coming May 18-~ Encourage by m the lewer lake smeliers ore I8 being melted on langer seale than had been ant ' ed, controllers of the Lake Bupe mining distriet and its kindrd indus ing forward to a season 1s depends upen the des mand for ore' from the lake Erle perts, but with the deck stere i minishing sharply under the consumption at the smelters operatars are confdent of & Pushing district business ris whe last winter estimated it for the district at hetweep " and 600 A0 tons have their maximum estimates 0ARA00 tons’ In case this latter fig ure is reached there will he a new record for annual shipments from the Lake Buperior mines With the Lakes Buperior doecks al ready piling up with cargnes for the freighters, experts assert there is suf {ficient equipment and man power [avallable to foree the movement past | DAILY FINE FABRICS— finely tailored-—put life into suits for younger men, and take the deadness otit of suits for older men. we say, Hickey-Freeman! 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