New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 15, 1922, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 15, 1922 ~ Notwithstanding that M‘Iu.l.‘»‘:‘n :::nr..r- yl"hlrmll\‘n l~\'||n-l‘(l lll;lll there | ftetief administration of which you | known as Dattling Johnson, both n" NTATE, COUNCIL CONVENTION clate councillors who have not taken pans 3 - e, o RN AR A 10 Am-fare the hoad, will he relleved af the | Syracuse, N. Y., were arrested here | wtate council, Sons and Diughters |Lie degroe os yet. Luncheon will be g I aof the | will b iote. By wRILY ejoranipange o8 huriger.’ carly yesterday and held for the KFed-(of Liborty, will hold it annual con. | 5rved at 12:30 o'elock, noou at the o e complete, by which 8,000,000 | |eral authorities on o charge of nu.(..li\.,,..,,,,, at the O, U, A, M, hall tomor- | Y. M. €A, banquet hall, NSON ARKRESTED, (transportation of ilquor From a row morning, At the meeting, the| David itrnek which Lesser was driving the | state council degroe will Le conferred | chitdrer 15,000,000 adults at the | RATILING o i xpense of the American people and o " I Westtield, Muss, M 1 There are more than 130 known s Minister, Known for Humor,| % Brings Tears on Mother's Day | Strong men wept open'y and wiped tears from thei Re John L. Da about their mother Bihle class yesterday morning were present from Maine New Hampshire, a o w o and cities throughout Connectic nid one man was there f Islands Explaining lLad started th “Mother's [ 1010 the mi the hea the meanest mar vhrine, his mother “Write a letter to da) he said you mother is Guest Hartford vorships at one | onr mother to-| not living write to your ither anc tell him you went to church in I]IIY‘II"‘ of your mother Watson Moore Speaks An address was given by W Moore a Duluth, Min- nesota served under Hc man during t of grain shipme grain 1 nt who doilar a year" ind had charge s to Kurope. Mr. Moore refered to Mother's Day and| told his audience that the sanctuary | of a mother's knee was a greater | sanctuary than the most imposing| temples. He took as his text, "A| Living Sacrifice.” There were 578 men present May Continue Next Sunday will be t} day for Rev. Mr. Davis ddres class, uniess the class itself votes for a continuation of one wc 1t had | been decided to close May 28, but the executive committee Ni a) night decided to put it to a class next Sunday to wishes of the men for an additional service. | Sunday, May 28, IRev, Dr. 0. F. Dartholow, of M Vernon, tle man who founded Iiveryman's Bible | and head of the largest men's| st women's bihle | last Sun- s in the worl 1« the ad-| s. Dr. B « 1 speaker of | the John L. Davis type and has been | declared to be a man “who has - rived,” whereas Rev. Mr claimed to b : service will Sunday at 9:15 o'clock. | Davis Because of Dr. Bartholow's coming | the last Sunday in this month, if the | men wish to have one additional| service in which Rev. Mr. Davis will be enabled to close the class, they| will be given an opportunity to cx-| press their desire next Sunday | ive Committee. | of the executive com- shore dinner at the Saturday night. John Sic n of the industrial commi ed. William H. Day was| named as auditor of the books of the | secretary and treasurer The commitfec voted to accept an invitation from the Fellowship club of | the Center Cong ional church to| hear Rev. Dr. D. Brewer Eddy speak | there Thursday evening. Members of | the class will be apprised of the lec- | ture and advised to go | To Help the E. B. €. News, Attorney Mortimer H. Camp, J. M.| Burdick, Fred O. Rackliffe, Harsd | W. Gee and Walter Iiletcher were ap- | pointed an advisory committee for the | E. B. C. News. The reception committee is arrang- | ing for a banquet to he tendered Rev. | Dr. Bartholow on Saturday night, May | 27, | Fife and drum corps and bhaseball matters were laid on the table until the June meeting About 300 to 400 men attended the Everyman's Carnival given in the o M. C. A. gymn Saturday night. SOVIET PRESIDENT SENDS GRATITUDE Sas Russia Will Never Forget Rmerica’s Help Tondon, May 15.~The office of the American Relief igtration has receives eneff, President of and deputy chairma famine relief cc claring "The Russian nation will n generous help that 4 them in the terrible ca'amity dangers visited upon them famine).” Sent To Director The letter was sent by Kameneff to Colonel William Haskell, director of the Amer Administra tion in Rustia who forwarded it' to the T.ondon offic In it said: that havir coived the report of the Itussian wiaries at- tached to all fore tions. 1 wish to ¢ of the So faction and tha Relief Administr person for the which they are fty stricken popu area.’’ in Reiief Kamenefr Reconnts Increases, The. letter goes on fo r the various incres as stipulated in t! which the Ame tration has n Under the ter the American was to feed That figure was raised to then to 2.000.000 “And now," goecs on the “from Comrades Fiduck's v perceive yon have allocated 2 child rations and agreed to to 3,000,000 rations, meaning th American Relief administration has Inereased its original child program | three times." | Pays Tritmte, | Kameneff then pays tribnte to the gift of the American pe priating $20,000,060 through congress fo= adnit reiiel. 1 e in appro and Wlorine Petia, o Hoxer lofficers seized 176 quarts of whiskey, lupon all ex-counclliors and - X ass0. ln,..-rm of bats, We Admit We Were Mistaken When We Built Our New Factory INE monthsago when we made plans for our present sunlit fac- ; tory,we triedtolook wellahead. A “In 1925”, we said, “we will vrobably have to enlarge our plant again —possibly another building or an addition to the present”’—for you see, we had already outgrown three smaller buildings cven during the trying war period. And when we made those plans last Winter, we felt ample allowance had been made for the future, But we were mistaken. Our good friends, the doctors of New England, found that besides being palat- able, appetizing and delicious, Fruit-Nut Cereal had beneficial qualities lacking in other breakfast foods, and they recom- mended it. Thousands of small boys and girls here in New England tasted Fruit-Nut Cereal once—and like Oliver Twist, came back for more. 4 Many an invalid who could not digest ordinary cereals found that Fruit-Nut Cereal was easily assimilated. And all this aside from the normai every-day run of grown-ups who tasted and liked this delicious breakfast dish. And doctors, children, invalids and other folks throughout New England, all came to know Fruit-Nut Cereal, liked it and wanted it, all at one and the same time. So the demand which we figured on for 1925 developed in 1921. A demand so great that our well laid plans for our present factory find us to- day with the public clamoring for more Fruit-Nut Cereal than we can make. All of which leads up to our admission at the top of this page that “We Admit We Were Mistaken When We Built Our New Factory.” Five years ago last Winter, we made our ' by working our plant at top speed — full capacity — we can turn out 12,000 pack- ages every twenty-four working hours— a delicious breakfast for 120,000 people. Again we face the problem we faced nine months ago—how can we make more Fruit-Nut Cereal for more and more people who want it ? There is only one answer—a vastly larger factory—a factory big enough to PGISTERED TaAQH wasy ABreakfast Food PALATABLE AND NUTRITIOUS ITREQUIRES NO COOKING.READY TO SERVE WITH MILK OR CREAN CONTAINS FIGS, RAISINS.WALNUTS, ENTIRE WHEAT, RRAN AND THE SOLUBLE EXTRACT OF MALT NET WEIGHT 1102 MANUFACTURED BY THE FRUIT-NUT CEREALS INC. SOMERVILLE, MASS. make all the Fruit-Nut Cereal that all the families in America will want when they learn as New England families have learned, how good it is. Plans for the new factory are in the making, and when this factory is com- pleted you will be able to get all the Fruit-Nut Cereal you want, but until that time, we can only urge you to order in advance from your grocer so that he in turn can order in advance from us. | What Is Fruit-Nut Cereal ? Fruit-Nut Cereal, New England’s Premier Breakfast Food, is a delicious, appetizing combination ef figs, raisins, walnuts, entire wheat, bran and the soluable extract of malt thoroughly dex- _trinized. Doctors say it contains every element necessary for a truly balanced food. It contains the blood, bone and tissue building elements necessary in the diet of growing children; it is readily assimi- lated by invalids, and those who eat Fruit- Nut Cereal regularly need no cor- rectives. - Besides its nutritive, health - giving qualities, Fruit-Nut Cereal is so appeal- ing in flavor, that men, women and. children alike come back for more. A few spoonfuls in a cereal dish cov- ered with milk or cream, to taste, makes a satisfying meal. If, by any chance, you have not yet tasted this real New England breakfast food, place an order with your grocer today, and we'll see that he is in a posi- tion to supply you with the best of-ready cereals. Send for our interesting booklet, **A Business That Ran Away With Itself,” by Edward Mott Woolley, author of ““The Junior Partner,”’ Master Merchant,”’ etc. . FRUIT-NUT CEREALS INC. SOMERVILLE - MASS. Present Factory of the Fruit-Nut Cereals, Inc., at Somerville, Mass., and new addition for which plans are prepared and the ground purchased. A food factory of white tiles, glass and su the model foed factory of New England ne —