Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-20


 MiddIetown yesterday passed the when subscriptions of S6S5.0OO were reported.
 The French government, has passed new food regulations, biscuits, cream, cheese and fancy breads in public eat ing houses.
 One man was killed and seven in- jured in an explosion today at the Dupont Powder Works at Carneys Point N. J.
 The New York district reported it's state totals as New York $391, BPS ,5OO; Connecticut $S,779,050, and New Jes : sey $35,S211OO.s
 New York, State appropriations for military and naval establishments in- creased $3,0o0 600 over their normal cost in pre-war times.
 Confirmation of the resignation of the Hungarian cabinet and the ap- pointment of Count Tisza as Premier was received in London.
 The Syracuse police were notified of the disappearance of Homer Brown, manager of the Oberlander Press, pub fishers of the Union, < German. v l Five naval men who stood watch for several days in drifting boat from the steamer Actaeon were commented by, Secretary Daniels for bravery. I, 'lat ---s T Airplanes for the Government as to be made at City Island in the Robert Jacob Shipyarders, where some of the American cup defenders was turned out EE .@
 The War Department announeec that the health of all troops continues good. There were only 2S5 deaths last week gainst 2sO the week be fore. e
 A Fargo tN. Dakota) dispatch say: that "all wheat in the hands of far. mers must be marketed before May IS, on account of shortage in food stuffs."
 r. The Liberty National Bank of New York has received from Canada s12O.. 900 in gold bars. i1 the request tha this amount be converted into doubl' eagles.
 Rev. pr. H. s. Harris was released from the faculty of the Elmer Fret Academy to service as Y NJ. c. A secretary with the portuguese troops in France.
 United States Senator James w l Wadsworth Jr. announced that he wa: l willing to accept the Gubernationa Republican nomination for Governor of New York.
 The War Industries Board announc. ed that the United States may soor be wearing liberty shoes" and wal suits," manufactured on large scal' at small price.
 Giuseppi Sehiaffiano, second offieel of a ship arriving at an Atlantic port was arrested by naval officers charged with carrying an uncensored aettel i into the country.
 Rain over Northwest has been o sufficient amount to carry the spring wheat and sother spring planted crop: well into May without need for ad ditional moisture.
 / Chicago Board of Trade subscrip tions to the Third Liberty Loan az gregating s1 345,OO0. Every membe and very employees of the Board o Trade has subscribed.
 Federal reports of stocks of frozel popultry in storage April show de creases over 1917, while reports O stocks of frozen and cured meats fo like nnrind show. increases
 War bonuses were granted to 500 munition workers of the Jeansvill Iron Plant of Hazelton, Pa. Tn bonuses were 10 per cent of thei wages for the last three months earn ings. 1 The Liberty ball and Liberty eoaeI which are touring the State as par of the Liberty loan campaign, wer escorted into Utica by a parade o 10000 persons on their arrival iron Rome.
 A bill empowering the President t take over any railroad, electric lin or interurban line. the possession o ' which is necessary to- the building Q equipping of ships has been passed b. the House. James c. Cooly, wealthy polo pIaye of the Meadowbrook colony, Westbury N. Y.. closed his estate and his stabl of thoroughbred horses, it was an 1 lnounced and has left to join "a Britis cavalry unit. Indications in shipbuilding circle are that the advent Of Charles Schwab as director general of ship : building will result in importan 1 changes in the personnel of the Fed 1, eral Administration of affairs at Ho