Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-01
HAMILTON NEELY,s DEATH
East Woodstock Relatives Know Nc
 Further Particulars Than. Told ir The Bulletin Dispatches.

East Woodstock relatives of Andrew Hamilton Nicely were shocked by the in Fredirckton, N. B., of gunshot wounds received. while he was out hunt ing with his brother in law, Norman Sharpe told fin The Bulletins press dispatches Wednesday froms New Brunswick.
 It was stated at East Woodstock Wednesday afternoon that Nicely left here October 19 for New Brunswick during the winter, spending much of his time hunting, and to return here in the spring.
 He has made quite regular prac- tice of hunting in the big woods of New Brunswick and was a great lover of the sport. He, like his brother in law, who accidentally shot him, mis- taking him for moose, was an exper- fenced hunter.
 Neely has been living at East Wood stock for ten years past, it was said Wednesday afternoon at the home of his brother. He has also lived at Mad ison, this state He was B years of age and married, but had no children.
 Plans for his funeral had not been completed Wednesday, for it had not then been decided whether burial will take place at East Woodstock or at Madison this state, where his father, William F. Nicely is resident
 Besides his wife and father MT Nicely leaves the following brohers and sisters: William, George. both of East Woodstock; James of Branford, Charles Of Walliston, Mass; Amy of Springfield and Belle of New Haven.
 East Woodstock, members of the family were not in possession of de- tails of the accident up to Wednesday afternoon.
 City Treasurer Brown Metioned for
 Mayor.
 The name of City Treasurer Charles H. Brown who is retiring from busi- ness, was being put forward by mem. bers of the party Wednesday as one who would make an excellent candi- date for the republican nomination for mayor. Mir. Brown has had long ex- perience in city affairs and has the qualifications to successfully direct an 
 The republican city committee has decided upon November g as the date for three of the ward caucuses for the party and upon the same date for holding the party caucus.
 The democrats have decided upon the night previous for holding their city caucus. Among. those who are being mentioned for the democratic candidate for mayor. to succeed Mayor McGaTry who has declined re-nomin- ation, is George l.. Padgett. a member of the city, council at the present time.
 Indications are that there will be changes in the makeup of the com mon COunCll as some or the present members are not candidates for re- ''~
 All Souls Day Observance Sunday.
 In observance of All Souls day, or ganizations of. St. Mary's parish are to join in solemn profession Sunday afternoon af three o'clock and will march to St. Mary's cemetery, where the customary. All Souls day service ! will be observed All Saints day is being observed at St. Mary's church today and there will be All Souls day services Friday.
 At the Sunday afternoon service at the cemetery the address will be de- livered by Rev. J. c. Mathieu. pas tor of the Sacred Heart church at  -. The Late, General Grosxener.
 There is special local interest in the death at Athens, Ohio, of General Chas. 1 IT. Grosvenor born: in -Pomfret Sep tember 20, 1883. which The Bulletins telegraphic news announced Wednes- Jay. .:s
 General Grosvenor was a disting- 1 1ished citizen of the state of Ohio, l which he represented, from the elev |