Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 17, 1914, Page 10

Glymn Signs | Banking Law AND DECLARES IT BEST OF ANY STATE IN UNION “Roll Your Own” IS A RADICAL REVISION 'WHILE THE SUPPLY LASTS Faber’s Pocket P encil L in Handsome Gun-Metal Case To Every Purchaser of a 5¢c Sack of “Bull” Durham Places Private Bankers Under Super- vision of Superintendent—Strict Su- 1. in fingers of left hand, & = cigarette paper curved, so as recelve the tobacco. Pour right quantity of **Bull” Durham out of muslin sack with right hand, strewing tobacco evenly In paper. pervision for Small Loan Brokers— New York's New Law Conforms in Many Respects with Recent Feder- al Banking Legislation. Albany, N. Y., April 16—“In my opinion, New York now has the best banking law of any state in the un- ion,” said Governor Glynn today in| anrouncing his signing of the bili,| ‘which radically revises the banking | laws and for the first time places pri- | vate bankers under the jurisdiction of | the superintendent of banks. | Under the provision of the new stat- | ute, state banks and trust compan s | are enabled to become members of the | federal reserve bank to be located in | New York; the state are made to | conform in many respec vitt ti federal banking legislat; ions and a land bank may assist farmers in obtaini small loan brokers are pl more strict supervi pevintendent o: powers to investig: law. next to each other in the mididle of the paper in this position. This convenient, flat Pocket Pencil has an artistically burn- ished gun-metal case that protects both the point and your clothes. It fits the pocket perfectly without any bulge, and" makes a handy, easy writing, always-on-the-job pencsl. Made by Eberhard Faber, the world-famous pencil manufacturer, its quality 1s unsurpassed. - 11, And roll the cigarette on the lower fingers, so that the index fingers move up and the thumbs move dewn. With the thumbs,i gentiy but firmly force the edge of the paper over the tobacoco, This unusual Free Pencil Offer is made to get you to try this most famous tobacco in the world—we feel sure you will continue using it. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. In Eight Weeks 74 Pieces of Property | Change Hands. * In the past . IV. Shape the cigarette by.reli« “ing it with the thumbs, as.you draw them apart. < vin, land and buildin street. William (., Lane, land ilxhl ington street. Abraham Bronstei bel, land and buildin, street. R. W. and H. R. McBurney, land and i fayette street. A. L. and Frank F Beausoleil, land Potte: Bankrupt estate son to William ?ENUINE * V. Hold the W- in your right hand, and SMOKING TOBACCO (Encugh for Forty Hand-Made Cigarettes in Each 5-cent Sack) buildings F ell avenue and Four- teenth stree BiSH 1O by guardi to John 4 Nowakow land and buildings “Bull” Durham has a sweet, mellow, distinctrve flavor—an individual and unigue aroma, possessed by no other tobacco. C. I. Rathbun to land and buildings F Estate of Bryon & Nowick, land and buildir “ichrs s An exclusive process known only to the makers of “Bull” garet s ipgs Th Isabelle € .Champlin to H. P. B soleil, land and buildings 183 Broa Street. Richard MtDonald to 2 paille, land and buildin Durham gives this added delight. Enough “Bull” Durham is sold in a year to make approximately 12 BILLION cigarettes—as many as a// brands of ready-made cigarettes in this street. - & s country combined—and the sales are stll Stanton growing. This proves that the majority of smokers prefer the cigarettes they rolf {or themselves, to their own liking, from “Bull” rham Tobacco, to any ready-made ciga- rettes they can buy. Vil. With fingers close ends of cigarette by twisting the ‘paper,’ and you have a cigarette prog- erly made, properiy shaped and ready to smoke. y te of William E. Wi V. and W. W Prospect streg Hill to J J. Ca - gance ¥ . Ask for FREE ngs Mas street - 'l‘h\i;r::un B Tiliforidge to He book of “papers’’ sighton, land Sc o : Trars A T e o A thirop, _ with each 5¢ sack land Maple street Albert E. Cruthers to Jr, land and buildings Sp avenue. ¥ Vorwick to T This Free E. Faber’s famous Pocket Pencil is offered by the enterprising merchants whose names appear be- low. Their supply of pencils is limited and they cannot obtain more—so call on the nearest of these up-to-date dealers right away. Get a 5c sack of “Bull” Durham and ask for the E. Faber’s famous Pocket Pencil, FREE. THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY build Mary E. Rogers to F 11, land and buildi S et e UNITED CIGAR STORES CO. Zgr\:x;tn land and buildin 189 Main Street Lewis A. Rathbone to Frank and | GEORGE WELLER — 5 - | Taftville ° PLUMBING =——%—> Why not atttend to it now? It will Se fully as easy and convenient for ¥ to have the work dono now as latar wWhen it may be freezing weather. Estimates echeerfuily furnished on &0y work you néed done. J. E. TOMPKINS 67 West Main St. T. F. BURNS Heating and Plumbing 92 Frar™ "'n Street ROBERT J.COCHRANE GAS FiTTING, PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING 10 West Main Street, Norwiich, Corn Agont for W. B. €. Sheet Packing The Fenton-Charnley | Building Co., Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS = | NORWICH, CONN. | 1i e st s 3. W. and E. M. F Tongo. land and buildings PLUMBING AND STEAM FITTING E. RAPHAEI JAMES CONNORS 445/, North Main Street 3 5 G B Dthors: Horses and Cards. | Period of Sadness. o occurs to a young| “Why is it you always win at| After twelve menths in ofice the sf hard | poker?” she asked, “and always lose | Shairman of a West Wales parish at is a phrase we | When you back horses?” “Well, my | Gouncil was about to give up his posi- ahout other peo- | dear,” came the genial response, “1 | tion. “And now, gentlemen,” he.said, 3 i | don’t shuffie the herses.”—London Ex- | With feeling, “the time has come for not occasionally | me to vaccinate the chair.” ¥ whether the difficulties we ' press. plzin of may not be partly the re- | f our own sharp angles and self- Mary Wailsh, Boswell ave- to Alexaander buildings 18 Couldn’: Beat That. An enterprising young flerist, in or~ der to increase his trade, displayed | ther Leon | ers is largely the art of living for othe 5 - uildings 101 | erg, and not for ourseives. ‘ ‘ : Ontractors “buildings. Oc | Dovil and Deep Sea. | 5 s - Colonel Munrce in his “Expedition : ntries), printed in London in 1637, and GWnerS says that his command charged upon | 5 the Austrians and were some distance > A = ehead of the Swedish army. The |l showuld get our prices for “N, COPPER pieces enough, and their shot began > to drop among Macke;'s men, “so | alld GALVANIZED WMK .befol'e plaC' that we were between the devil and o 5 oo B ing your orders. PIPING FOR STEAM HEATING : | this sign in his window: “We give a 5 “ket of flower seeds with' every street promptly sought to meet the | competition by placing in his window . . 1 ftho following announcement: “We Specifl!ty of fl(’NEYWELL n‘t water nflaflfig give the earth with every plant.” ey The art of living with oth- Mackey’'s Regimsnt” (to the Low Swedish gunners did not elevate their | | pla His competitor across the hrge smk Of ni“ 58"“65 flWfl]S ofl ha.d 7. Dale, land angd Definition of “Foreman.” I One recent interpretation given for | . | the term foreman is a man who is ‘ 3 7.‘ capable of stepping in at any point! J P BARSTO" ° e et land | and doing this or that man’s work bet- e s | <Albert W . to Waitter A.| ter than he can do it himself. The 23.25 WATER STREET, - ‘NORWICH, CONN. { Heath, land Map. irt, young man who aspires to do all this i and buildings l= mo savertising medium in Shanon: tos T St FI s AMovi ‘"—N R | in gualifying for foremanmship has ml ey X, stn 1n Shannon to Joh nn- oving pie > rocer £5 Rt e S LR e NE Dus land end buitdings Franklin ' mitted in evidence in @ Bostan eqiet work cut out for him.