New Britain herald., 1925-12-24
ROBERGE ALLOWED 10 REMAIN IN ], s, Family Will Not Be Sent Back
 to Canada
 ---.----------- WASHINGTON HEARD FROM
President Barnes Issues Statement On Hospital-Kiddics Made Happy By Eagles and El>s - Red Men Visit Hartford.

tiNiA Nlpiu
 The homo of Joseph Alphonsc Eohorec of stafford avenue will bc a particularly happy one this Christmas, due 10 the Christmas gift which has been presented 10 them hy UOclc sam through the offices of Secretary Of Labor Davis Word was received today Ky Attorney Will liam x. UcEosirr that the Eobcrgc family will be allowed 10 make the United States their home instead of h,ing dcportcd 10 Canada. as was originally planned
 Nobcrgc and his wife and six children came 10 this country from Canada last July, and in September they were placed under arrest by United States immigration officials on the charge of violating the inn migration laws through illegal entry 10 this country A hearing was held before United States Commissioner . Clarke last October, the evidence of | inc hearing being forwarded to the l lahor department ill Washington Assistant Prosecuting Attorney De- Roster was notified of the findings Of the department this morning and 1t was his privilege 10 notify the Robcrgrs of the happy outcome oi the case.
 Mir RohcrGc is living on a smaI farm on Stafford avenue which h. purchased when he came to thi country. He is employed hy th' New Departure Mfg. Co.
 Red Men Visit Hartford
 The chiefs degree team of Com bounce Tribe, l. 0. R. M,, of thi city paid a fraternal visit 10 Sic .raogg tribe. l. o. R. NJ, of Hartfor . last evening. The degree team con icrrcd the chiefs degree upon . large classes of candidates.
 Bristol Trust Co. Celebrates 5 An air Of general lostivity prevail cl at the quarters of the Brist' r Trust company at s o'clock tn l morning, when the annual Chris |, mas party was held. The director '' officials and employees participate ', every one contributing a gift to $ hung on the finely decorated Chris S mas tree which was set up in Il = lobby.
 Fall Mountain school Celebration r A Christmas celebration was he s in the schoolhouse of the l2th di 1T trict last evening under the dire
 ton of Miss Mulprter and Miss 4 ' port. teachers at the school. T s program included Christmas son '- and rccitations, thc work of the ?
 pills showing the effect Of caret J. training on the part of those haNl 'r th" affair in charge. A large gat d cring of parents and friends W 1t very appreclativr of the program, lc factory Christmas Vacation III The excellent business conditio In the factories of Bristol are 's nrctcd in tho fact that there W h. be no extended shut down duri , the Christmas season, nearly all
 the factories closing only lc Christmas Day and Saturday mol ct ing. The Ingraham Co. will cl' ed at noon on Thursday, December w for inventory and repairs, to
 opvn Wednesday, January 6, th thnuch if will be necessary to a crate some of the departments d it. ing this time.
 ti- The Root Co. will close
 Christmas day only.
 ell Christmas Parties Today
 Nearly 1000 children Of the ( lar were made happy today through
 Christmas parties given by ?, Bristol lodge of Elks and
 Eagles. The FNks' celebration
 staged at the Ellis lodge at . o'Cl
 this afternoon and the Eagles pa \ took place at 1:So and the fest \ ties extended throughout the at'
 noon.
 J Through the cooperation of / board of education. tickets were
 tributed to tho children of
 schools, tho selection of the ha
 recipients of the magic tickets " admittancc being in charge of \ rrrintendent of Schools Karl lA Nciche.
 It was tho intention of tho c mittccs Of the two orders that | H he no child in Bristol who woul' N deprived of Christmas cheer,
 the details were worked out so c
 fully and completely that it is ns," lcrstood that the intention hec luk m accomplished fact. All of ysi- chillrcn received toy ora .cid, candy cane and the other art
 that arc so closely associated in hot- juvenile mind with the comint lruG Christmas.
 Another of EriStons organiZa'