New Britain herald., 1926-10-26
TWO COMMANDERS
 MAY BE AT DINNER
Legion Planning Annual Ban- quet for Armistice Day Night
TEAM BACKS OFF LEDGE
Men Hurt At Quarries - Liquor Offenders Are Fined-Miss Heine- man Still On Duty Firemens Committee to Meet.

Committee to Meet.
 It is hoped to have two state com handlers of the American Legion at l the joint banquet of the local Le- zion post and Home Guard on Armistice Day night, plans for this annual affair having been almost completed. State Commander Harry c. Jackson of New Britain will be one of the speakers, and it is hoped to have State Commander elect Ken meth Cramer of Wethersfield for an- other speaker. The principal speak CT of the evening will be announced within a. few days. It was hoped that Governor John H. Trumbull would be able to attend, but he has i informed the committee that previ- GUS enga cement will prevent this.
 The banquet will be conducted along the same lines as last year, when it was a huge success. Mrs. A. Kronholm of New Britain will again be the caterer Music will be furnished by Jacobs orchestra. It is expected that last years at tendance will be surpassed, as all member of the two organizations are looking forward to the coming event with anticipation.
 The committee in charge of the banquet is composed of Robert Crai, Jor,ao Do,,I 1N|,o,,oo Drio- and F. J. Levasseur from the Le- zion and Stanley s. Gwillim, Peter F. Duffy, and George Case from the Home Guard.
 Team Goes Over Ledge
 John Dagenais of Ledge road was injured about the head yesterday while at work at the Connecticut Quarries Go. when a team which he was driving went over a ledge. The mules pulling the team baked and backed, the wagon slipping over the edge of the cliff, which was about ton feet high. Dagenais dropped this distance head first, sustaining severe abrasions of the head and lacer- LAlCu liNCC Nlli-I ItIulltL DCN Cl Sll stitches to close.
 John Johnson of Hart's corner was also hurt in a quarry accident yesterday. While working at the White Oak quarry he caught his hand in machinery gears and badly lacerated it. Several stitches were taken to sew up the wound.
 Fined For Selling Liquor
 Joseph Melinoski of Kent street, arrested Saturday night when four local constables and State Officer Watrous descended upon his store, pleaded guilty yesterday afternoon to a charge of keeping intoxicants with intent to sell. About a pint of alcohol was presented as evidence by Grand Juror w. J. Foran. Mein- oski was found guilty by Justice Merritt O. Ryder and fined S150, . while a suspended jail sentence of 30 days was hung over him to en- sure good behavior in the future.
 Fine on Two Counts
 Raymond Paldine of Southington | was arraigned before Justice Ryder . on two counts, reckless driving and | driving while under the influence of i liquor. Paldine had been arrested . by Constable Fred Callen after a wild 55-mile-an-hour chase from Plainville to Forestville. The pris- oner pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of reckless driving and was fined S25. To the other count how ever, Paldine pleaded not guilty and that he was not drunk at the time. The evidence showed and 8 further assessment of S100 and costs was imposed.
 Miss Heineman Still Here
 Miss Elizabeth Heineman, visiting nurse, is still on duty in Plainville { and can be reached at her office in the Town hall each day between S:30 and 9 a. m. and between 1:30 and 2 p. m. Her telephone number Is 2S5. Miss Heineman Is also in her office from to o'clock each afternoon for the purpose of weighing babies. Although she several months ago, Miss Heineman has not yet left Plain- yille and will probably remain here 'or some time.
 Funeral of Infant
 The infant daughter of MT. and Mrs. Henry Cote of Kent street, which was born yesterday at the New Britain General hospital and lied q few hours later, was buried his morning in St. Joseph's ceme- cry.
 Game Today
 The football game between the Plainville high school team and scheduled for yester- lay afternoon, was postponed until v~v~ r1~U-n