Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-29
BRIEF TELEGRAAS

 Rebellion has broken out in Albania and the insurgents are marching from he south-toward the capital at Tirana. Cuban tobacco production for 1922 was placed at 304,00O bales as compared | with S55,ooo bales in 1921.
 The wholesale district of AshIsnd, Ky. was swept by fire. The loss is estimated | at s50o,000.
 sherin Fred O. yintou ot Mainsae,d. was renominated by the Holland county | republican convention by exclamation. The debate of Oxford with Yale will | be in Sprague hall, New Haven, on Oc- tober 9th. A severe storm at sea on September | 25 was reported in wireless messages | relayed to Boston.
 Negotiations for the merger of the i Youngstown Sheet and Tube company l and the Brier Hill Steel company have been broken of. .. Total decline of s4s2,ooo,ooO in Can ada's import and export business for the year ending August 31 is noted in Do- minion trade figures. The French liner Lafayette, from Havre, reached New York after having passed through an equinoctial cyclone in mid-ocean.
 Robbers broke into the branch of the Bank of Montreal at Ceylon. Sask.. and escaped with s6,5oo in cash and securities Of unascertained value
 Edward W. Dewey, former sheriff of Hartford county, was yesterday nominat- ed for the office by the republican coun- ty convention in Hartford.
 One of tho many announcements made st Yale with the reopening of the uni- versity was that there would be a course in military science for freshmen.
 large meeting was held in Anne dabad, British India, at which resolu- tions were adopted protesting against Great Britain sending forces to Constan- tinople and the Dardanelles.
 Rev. Dr. William Austin Smith, editor since 1916 of The Churchman, national weekly of the Protestant Episcopal church, died in New York from a com
 
 Michael J. tsubsy) Sullivan of Salem, Mass, was fined $45ee in the federal court in Boston, on two indictments charging him with failure to pay admis- sion taxes on a boxing club in Boston and another in Salem. Everett c. Benner, general manager of the E. G. Benner Company, wholesale | v~@fIl lt~.-- suicide by shooting. His body was dis covered near the door of the stock room by an employe.
 Ralph A. Frye, narcotic inspector for the district of Portland, Me. the pas; summer, was arrested by Un;ted States Deputy Marshal Knapp on a charge of i extortion.
 i Property values in Greenwich have been increased about 25 per cent thu. year by the town assessors. This year. grand list will total s65, ,oO0 600 repre- senting an increase of more than s1O, | O0o,e00 over the preceding list. | Mrs. Annie Baj, of 71 North street Hartford, was taken to the city hospital l early yesterday suffering from many se- were buris sustained when a still ex. ploded in her home.
 | Tho decision of the prohibition party not to nominate state or congressoina ticket for the November elections leaves only three parties to have place or l the ballot.
 Frank K. Quinn, aged e1 years. for many years vice president of the Boyder Shoe company, of Newark, N. J., and vel known to the shoe trade nationally. died suddenly at Utica, N. T.. yesterday.
 The St. Louis police took up an inves tigation of the Mysterious disappearance of the body of Miss Celestine Schneider from its grave in Mount Hope cemetery St. Louis county, Mo.
 David J. Flanagan, who was fount guilty by a jury in Bridgeport on th' charge of assault upon 9 15-year-old girl was sent to state prison for not les than 20 or more than 30 years by Judg c. L. Avery.
 Striking shopmen's officials at Hor nell. N. Y, received a telegram from tn Erie railroad regional conference a Youngstown, Ohio, to the effect that tn l SIlOP SlTiht Ou lHS ISi ie Ss SlOlh liau bSc settled.
 Nicolas D. Matheras. who stabbed { ideath Thomas D. Plakias in Brook line. Mass, restaurant last Februar. was sentenced to serve between twely and fifteen years in state prison afte he had pleaded guilty to a manslaughtc charge.
 The war department announced tn ] sale of 7,504 European-type railwa
 cars to the Republic of Poland for tn sum of s4,S02,560. of which s1,20O,64 i will be paid in cash and the remainder 1 six year five per cent. notes of the Polls
 Republic.
 Six robbers clad in overaIls, and wear ing peaked caps, broke into the Unio
 Bank at Moosomin, Sask., about tw o'clock, Wednesday morning, blew ope
 the vaule and the inner safe and escape with $S,oo0 in cash but did not touc
 any bonds.
 The crew of tho shipping board stean CT Maiden Creek, which arrived at Bo ton loaded with British coal, was digh I ing a fire in the cargo at quarantine ye terday. It was believed that the flame 8 which started in Number Two hate
 would be extinguished with little dan :. age.
 VI John A. NicholIs of Boston, aceeptir - nomination as the prohibition candida ], for United States senator, said Senat, . Lodge. republican candidate for r, Il telection was a steadfast oppcA>zt