New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 19, 1928, Page 11

New Britain’s Oldest Dairy Invites the Public To Inspect Its New Home ELIEVING that the people of New Britain and ant food for children and because we know that vicinity are entitled to the very best of every- youthful minds will be deeply impressed with the thing, and in keeping with our forty-two-year-old claborate equipment we have installed here for the policy of being always abreast of the times, we protection of youthful health. have just finished building and equipping one of the finest dairies for a city of this size to be found Since 1886 this fim has been constantly anywhere in these United States. growing, and our new plant and its equipment ; stand as a monument to the progress we have We are particularly proud of the ultra modern made. We believe it fitting that at this time we equipment housed in our new home, and we cord- should acknowledge our indebtedness and our i;n?i.:fm'; e ;u‘:)hc lo.;:spe;t these n:;:’el‘c::lsl gratefulness to our thousands of loyal friends and acilities for producng milk and cream conform to the highest standards of purity and quality. patrons who have made our success possible. It is our sincerest hope that they will every:* We particularly invite the school children to one accept this cordial invitation to visit and in- inspect our new plant, since milk is such an import- spect our new home. | 4 J E SETBERTS SON) adhll 433-435PaRK ST, < i W Make Sure lts Seiberts ' ) PHONE 1720 A S Py | S ON e WS s i { 7 \ \-‘\’ Wy XY =i o Mt LA W YRR T e *.:\«‘I‘}:'?.\Qfl!.%‘\%f,}{{’z&fi{*‘.\’14“ R KRAN LA T, R A A N L T P 14 .,l,.r‘ AT i "‘\\:4"‘_{‘3 \i\\"\'.\f\ \:‘v\‘\“\\\)v{"" : A ) AR I i ,\i'm.u. Aaldy Y h{\‘\‘:‘\'\rg"% ) g ey — TNV g, T4 A\ T o " AT