Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-03

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 More than IS men were made citizens of the United States in the naturaliza- ton session of the superior court held here on Tuesday with Judge Milton A. Shumway presiding and A. F. Church of Boston, U. s. naturalization exam iner, questioning the applicants to bring out proof of their fitness to re- ceiye their papers.
 There were 122 names on the list. 46 ones. The number of applicants with their witnesses filled the superior court room to oyerfiowing at the morn ing session. but as the cases were dis posed of and those who were admitted took the oath and departed the court roofn gradually became less crowded.
 Superior Court Clerk George E. Parsons and Assistant Clerk Hibberd R. Norman had busy day of if and had Attorney Lee Roy Robbins assist ing them.
 Some Questions Asked.
 Among the questions put to the ap- plicants were the following:
 Why do we celebrate Fourth of July. who makes the laws for the state
  Connecticut and who president of the United States, who was the first presi- dent, and how many states were there then. how many states are there now, have you ever been arrested. have you ever been back to the country which you came from. what is your occupa- tfon, are you married2
 Many of the men seemed more or less agitated as they made answer to MT. church's queries, and their voices H. ten-to urge them to speak loud enough fo rhimself and the stenographer to hear the answers Some peculiar an 1 swers are made at times. One man thought that green was one of the colors of the flag.
 Made Citizens.
 Those made citizens included the following:
 Italy-Francesco Duca. Francesca Paolo Scialabba, Frank Bianchine Jo. seph Squdrito. George Stefano. Mon. danarello, Giuseppe Marani. Gasperc Ferrigno, Gaetano Giardina, CaIo Um. berto Attilio Deangllis.
 Austria-Octavin Fromel. Max Her. man Friedberg, Maurice Friedberg | Louis Grabner. Andre Hreschak Jo. seph Hreschak. Andrew May. Joze Straub. John Vasko, John Peter An toniack, Jozeph Androco. Drang, Russia-samuel Cohen, Max Bas son, Harry Alexander. Josef Jankow \ ski. Frank Szostak. Herman Samue Sears. Hyman Zelig Cooepershidth Harry Samuel Levine, Hyman Levine Nathan Lerner. Rubin Norwitz, Harr, Greenberg. Joseph Taffel Zalmal ken Aaron Goldblatt, Edward Daw | giewicz Alexander Korenkiewicz Samuel Mitnick, Wladyslaus Suplie l Ri. Abraham Kaufman. Wladslaw Len | kiewicz. Lyman Isadore Gitlin. Harr, Kushner. Isaac Brennan, Julian Wierz binslSi, George Lezbovftch, Morris Hor I enstein. Barnett Davidson. Bennie Sa 1 dinsky. Kasimio Stasiukievicz, Adam | Afateuz. GawronId, Joseph Jacot | Zdancewicz. Abraham Weiner 1 Great Britain-Thomas Culligan James okrey, Leandre Jean Baptists l George Estaugh. Albert Clayton. Loui Hornidas Richotte, August Juneau Jr.. John Dalton Maynard, John Nc i Kenzie. Henry Marland Norman | Street Winskill. John Barton Ingiis 1 Isador Exteinne Boucher
 Turkey-Constantenos Hange Elfs l traten.
 Denmark-Robert Wood Rasmussen Sweden-Axel Julis Carlson. Greece = Peter Seros, William l Ephraim Dolianites. John DoHanite: 1 John Nicholaos Aehales.
 
 eckes. William Vieten, Wilhelm Ju Illus Joseph Brocker.
 1 Did Not Qualify.
 Cases that were dismissed or other l wise disposed of were the following
 Dismissed for non-appearance- ligrino Netrano. Morris Haipern, Johl Lutiz. Harris Wochansky. Julius Mass | Israel Harold Lifschutz.
 Continued for study-Charles Mill | stein. Hyman Kravitz. Angelo ChiodC Wilfred Lariviere. Tito Quintilian montozzi Walenty Frank Tumick Giovanni Dippolina Nicolo Lorello, Gi ovanni TurelIo.
 | Dismissed for not filing within tn l required seven years-Daniel Brow | Little, Christopher James Isbistel Abraham Luger.
 Il Dismissed. residence not proven | Benjamin Jacob Wolk.
 Dismissed-William Ephraim Doli antics, Jacob Heinrich Dick, Charli Renaldo Berg for witnesses). Israt 1 Raminska. Albert Saunders (not i court for three years).
 | Georgeos Stavros Maletzas of Ne, London wanted to be naturalized un der the name of Mallach. which is tn name under which he is doing bus mess, but was informed that he mus make application again.
 The Oath of citizenship. After they had satisfied the exam iners and the judge that they wer qualified for citizenship. they wer given the oath by Clerk Parsons, sub scribing to the following declaration in which was inserted the name the particular sovereign to which the had formerly held allegiance: |, 1 hereby declare, on oath that absolutely and entirely renounce an abjure all allegiance and fidelity any foreign prince, potentate, state, ( sovereignty. and particularly to = the - of -, of whom have here tofore been a subject (and that I fun ther renounce the title of -. a order of nobility which I have here tofore held): that I will support an defend the constitution and laws the United States against all enemie foreign and domestic: and that I wi bear true faith and allegiance to tt same. So help me God