New Britain herald., 1926-11-13
WINS CARD PRIZE
 ON BATH BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Emma GWillim Gets High
 est Score at Surprise Party
FOOTBALL IN SPOTLIGHT
Hip Pocket Bootlegger Sent To Jail For Vagrancy-Banker's Auto Hit MT. and Mrs. A. T.. Parker Married g. Years.

Mrs. Emma Gwillim, who resides with her daughter. Mrs. Harry N, Law of Kenney street, Forestville. was pleasantly surprised last eve ming at the home of Mrs. 4. Wing. also of Kenney street. the occasion being Mrs. Gwillim's s4th birthday A number of friends were present and during the afternoon card play ing was enjoyed. ,Irs. Gwillm win ming first prize. Mrs. Lewis Hart. second prize and Mrs. John Moore of Bristol the consolation trophy
 Mrs Gwillim. In spite Of her ad- vanced years, Is still very active and retains all of her faculties to marked degree. She enjoys a short walk daily and is interested in current events. She was born in Standish. Maine. the daughter Of Jonathan Moore and Sarah Bennett. In 1875 she was married to Mir. Gwillim, four sons and a daughter being born Of the union. Mrs. Harry \. Law Of Kenney street Forest vile with whom she made her home: Howard F. Gwillim Of Kan sas City, traffic manager of the Kansas City Telephone company; Stanley g. Gwllim. general manager of the Trumbull Electric Mfg. Co.,, Plainvile, and H. Bennett Gwillim, a jeweler of this city. One other son died several years ago.
 Mrs. Gwillim was tho recipient of many beautiful gifts and following tn card playing dinner was serv- ed to the assemble guests. The house was beautifully decorated. lavender and gold being the color scheme and Mrs. Gwillim was also presented with a beautiful bouquet Of purple and gold asters.
 Railroad Announces Changes
 Eugene Donnelly. for the past several months employed as night baega gemaster and assistant to Ba aggagcmaster NJ. C. Meadows has been transferred to the local freight office and will start on his new du- ties next Monday. November 15. MT. Donnelly will be succeeded by Thomas r. Hennessey. who for some time has been connected with the New Departure Mfg. Go. and who is member of the New Departure ba 1.
 Celebrate wedding Anniversary
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur F. Parker of Church street ForestviIle. were pleasantly surprised by a number of relatives at their home last eve- ming in honor Of their 32nd wedding Guests were present from East Hartland, Waterbury. Bristol and New Britain and MT. and Mrs. Parker were the recipients of many beautiful gifts.
 The couple were married In Goshen and have three sons. Frank of New Britain. Ernest of Bristol and My TO of Forestville: also one daugh- ter. Mrs. George Truax of kenney street. Forestvile.
 Card playing was enjoyed during the evening and a luncheon was served.
 Concert Well Attended
 A joint concert given last evening in the Community theater by the Wallace Barnes-Dunbar Male Chor- us, and the Victor Salon orchestra was well attended. The soloists were Harry Coe Olmstead. bass, and Philip Smaller. tenor. Raymond W. Cook was the director of the chorus and Nathaniel Shilkret directed the orchestra.
 Requiem Mass
 A months mind high mass of re- quicm was celebrated at St. Joseph's church this morning in memory of Mrs. Bernard J. Smith.
 To Winter In California
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter 4. Ingraham of Prospect Place will leave Mon day fo- New York city. from which point they will leave on November 18th for San Diego. California, where they will spend the winter months.
 To Visit Montowesc Tribe
 About 60 members of Compounce Tribe, ]. O. R. S.. will travel by autom obile next Monday evening to attend the I.oeting of the Monto- wese Tribe of that city. District Deputy Great Sachem Lawrence NJ oran of this city. who is the deputy for the Montowese Tribe, will head he local delegation.
 Children Start Fire
 Three companies of the Bristol Ire department were called out at i, ,;53 o'clock " 'orday afternoon for I fire in the home of Rose Solomon II the corner Cf Marjorie and Lois streets, East Bristol An alarm was .n,1 n d Iad fra,nn RnY q nd Nnlcln Fire l