New Britain herald., 1919-05-06

pital, where he remained for several months. He is the only local com- missioned officer to be wounded.
 Ensign Joseph Kaminsly, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Kaminsky, of East Berlin, has been in the Navy for over 12 years and at the present time is stationed on the U. $. $. Wadswo orth. He received his commission several months before the signing of the armi- astice.
 Ensign Earle Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Lewis, of Kcnsington, received his commission last Septem- Der. Ensign Lewis enlisted in the Navy as a radio aoperator, 7.
 Two More Berlin Boys Back.
 Word was received by the parents of Carmine Basile, who has been overseas for the past year, inform ing them of his safe arrival in this country. BasiIe has been sent to Camp Upton. Basle saw active serv- ice during the last stages of the re cent war. He is a member of tho 77th division.
 Private stephen Sullivan, also of the 77th division has written to u iiCHuS III luC lOWll llllOIullnS CnClll of his safe arrival in this country Private Sullivan has been in the service for over a year and saw ac- tion in the Belleau and Verdun sec tors. He is at present stationed at Camp Upton.
 Berlin Veterans Elect.
 At the meeting of the Berlin Vet erans' association, which was held last evening at the home of Henry l.. Porter, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Presi- dent, J. C. Bauer; first vice-president, William Luby; second vice-president, Walter E. Pentield; Henry l.. Porter, secretary; Col. Charles M. Jarvis, marshal; F. l. Clark, captain; Rev. Samuel A. Fiske, chaplain.
 1t was decided at the meeting, that there will be no parade of the local soldiers and sailors on Memorial day as a number of the Berlin boys are still in the service. It was announced that a, veteran parade will be held in the town following the homecoming of all of the local boys, which will prob ably be about the 4th of July.
 Grange Regular Meeting.
 The Berlin Grange will hold a reg ular weekly meeting this evening at their rooms at the Grange hall. The Grange is planning to hold a social and dance at the hall on Thursday evening.
 To Hold Regular Meeting
 The Emma Hart Willard chapter Daughters of the American Revoll- tion, will hold their regular meeting 1t tho Ror1jn parlors on Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock. Following d short business meeting, Lieut.. Arthur Benson and Alfred Ambrose Barrett, who recent ly returned from overseas, will relate their experiences in France Both of the boys have been wounded
 Returns to Camp.
 Frank Rrandege". who recently ar rived in this country and spent the weekend with his mother and sister went back to Camp Mills yesterday morning. Following today's parade Private Brandcsec will be sent 10 Camp Upton, where he expects to re- ceive his discharge. He is a member of the 77th division and has been overseas for over year.
 Berlin Briefs.
 There will be a supper given to the members of the Kensington Congre- gational church at the church parlors on Thursday evening at ' o'clock
 St. paul's fife and drum crops heid d regular rehearsal last evening. The T. A. B. society held it's regular meet ing at the reception rooms of tine hall