New Britain herald., 1925-10-15
DEPORTATION CASE
Being Considered
Hearing Given AlphOnse Ro-
ber8e, Reported in US. Illegally
FAMILY OF EIGHT INVOLVED

nar shargc-Rcal Estate Board
Elccts-Fcdcral Hin School Com
mittecs-Woodrun Buys Plant.
Deportation OF Alphonse Roberge
OF Stafford avenue, and his family
OF nine, was considered at a hearing
before immigration Inspector Will
| liam Clark OF Providence in the city
court room yesterday afternoon.
Evidence in the case was compiled
by the Inspector and will be for
warded TO Washington, where the
Immigration authorities will pass on
he merits Of Roberge's entry to this
country from Canada.
Roberge and his family, consisting
OF his wife and eight children, were
arrested about two years ago at the
request of the immigration officials,
who assert that the accused en-
tered this country illegally. It is
charged by the officials that Roberge
attempted entry at one place along
| the border and was refused admit
lance for various reasons. Under
another name, 1t Is alleged, he Sc
cured entry some few hundred miles
further along the border about
year and a half ago. Since that time
he has worked in the New Depar-
| ture Mfg. Co. and has also conducted
a farm on Stafford avenue. AT the
| time Of his arrest bonds OF $500
were furnished so that Roberge was
released from custody until his case
is decided upon.
Inspector Arrests Another
Inspector William Clark OF the
immigration department brought
about the arrest of Emile Chabot,
an employe of the Wallace Barnes
Co, yesterday afternoon on a charge
OF having entered the United States
Illegally from Canada. Chabot, who
is single, came here about a year
ago, after, It is claimed, he had
been refused admittance at one
place along the international
om NC got mere Is
"'se'0'S '"e oiiclals are trying TO
clear up. Bonds of $500 were fur
nished today for Chabot so that he
will have hearing in the near fu-
turc.
Realtors Elect
oi'icerS were reelected at the an
nual meeting of the local real estate
noaru Yesterday as follows: Presi-
oen'' LOUIS A. Wheeler; first vice
president, Carlos Mason, Jr.; second
'lce-President' Charles j. Phelan;
/ treasurer hilary 5. Driscoll: seer
tarF' Earl j. Arnold. Reports OF the
IaS' year indicated very successful
l. months for the board.
Cub Changes Date
Inc luncheon event fthe Bristol
club scheduled for Oct. % will be
held on Oct. - instead. because of |
a conflict in dates with an important
gathering at the Chippanee Country
club Charles r. Riley Of the Hor-
ton Mfg. Co. will be the speaker at
the luncheon event. taking for his
topic processes of Manufacture in
. the Horton Mfg. Co. Plant" The
luncheon will be served at $50
O'Clock.
Federal Hill Committees.
Committees have been elected by
the Federal Hill Parent-Teacher as
ISOLATION for the ensuing year as
follows:
President, Mrs. William r. Bowes;
first vice president, Mrs. William
Dalzell; second vice. president, Mrs.
William J. Malone; secretary, Mrs.
Richard Jackson; treasurer Miss
Doris McCrum; directors, DIR. W. r.
Hanrahan. Rev. P. f. Wolfenden.
Thomas II. Patterson.
Program committee: Mrs. Horace
Staples, chairman: Mrs. +. j. Arnold,
Mrs. Dwight Hall. Mrs. Lyman
Frost, Mrs. Ravmond Cook Mrs