Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-15

Judge Gardiner Greene presided
 here Wednesday at a session of the superior court held for naturalization
 purposes.
 tic Tuesday, Judge Greene compli- mented these who were admitted to
 citizenship, addressing them along the same general lines as in his speech of the previous day in the neighbor-
 ing city. The newly made citizens
 greeted Judge Greene's comments with
 applause.
 Those /who are in the habit of at tending court sessions regularly were not slow to observe that Examiner Church, representing the federal gov ernment, quizzed each candidate as to whether he was a supporter or be- liever in the principles and practices Of the Bolsheviki. the I. ". w., So- cialists and anarchists. In every case the reply was negative, and ill practi- cally every instance very positive. The candidates proved an especially attractive set of candidates for citi- zenship, men of whom their towns should be proud. It was noticeable, too. that Examiner Church inquired of each man who was of so-called draft" age whether he had registered and in what class he had been placed by the local boards having jurisdiction. In each case the answers were satisfac- tory, no slackers being unrnasked The following were admitted to cit izenship, after having satisfied the representatives of national and state governments of their fitness: William 1 Booth, Plainfleid. Jean Frigault. Will limantic: Adelard Savoie, Brooklyn; Alex LaBelle, BaIlouville; Anadee Boulias, Danielson; David Alexander Gagnon Brooklyn; Cristy Haveles, Brooklyn; Henry Fournier, Danieison; Joseph Damase Poitras. Danielson; Joseph Hargreaves, P1ainf1e1d; Alfred Bardier, Putnam; Leandre Beadreault, Putnam; Louis Joseph Richard, Put
 nam: David Breault. Putnam; Napo- leon Dufault, Putnam: Arthur Dufault,
 Putnam; Jean Baptiste Dufault. Put
 nam; David Magnant, Putnam; Ade- lard Dupre. Putnam; John William Campbell, Wauregan: Alexis Beaud reault, Putnam; Adelard LaPage, Put nam; Aime Dumont, Putnam.
 The following had their cases con tinued, some because they are subjects | of the Central European powers Germany and Austria -Hungary-with which the United States still is tech nically at war. others for further study and still others for different req sons: JoSepn EToiiAeh, " alter Niiihe, George Dona St. Jean, Stanislaw Mo diszewiski, Ovila Belanger, Edeace Trahan, Marcin Misiaszerk. Albert EZiemba, Joseph Santerre, Lus Poitras, George Langlois. Adrien Breault. Sam luel Dumas, Honore Lussier. stephen Doonan.
 The applications of Arthur St. Jean and Percy Middlebrook Wood were dismissed because these applicants already have been naturalized while
 serving in the United States army. ! Court adjourned to meet today (Thursday) in Willimanttc.
 A motorcycle, registered Conn. 1655 land owned by Joseph Robillard, oi 1 Danielscn, was stolen in this city on ! Wednesday morning. The machine Court house building, where it had
 been left by the owner.
 The motorcycle had not been gone
 but a very few minutes when the | theft was discovered and an effort was made to oyertake the thief. Ii was stated during the afternoon by members of the police force that one of those who had engaged in the hun1 for the thief overlook him in Pomfret The man denied that he had the
 stolen machine and while the pursuel went into a house to telephone the fellow made off with it. and he had not been located hours afterwards though the police had notified al towns and cities in this part of the state
 The police department of the cit, is now operating under a new ar. engagement. Captain Bulger now has
 an additional man. on day duty. Be ginning on Wednesday Sergeant Ju. lius Cordier was assigned to day duty along with the captain. James OBrier who has been special officer. take. Sergeant Cordier's night patrol iii tn, north end of the city. The other nigh tpatrolmen are Officer Liard and Off Icer Ernest Chandler.
 1 This new arrangement Is expects.