New Britain herald., 1919-06-26
NEW CITIZENS ID
 HAVE RECEPTION
Many Qualify in Naturalization
 COurt-Program July 1

The men who have successfully met all the requirements of the court pertaining 10 citizenship were, in- structed' by Judge Meskill at the end of each session of the court on Wed nesday 10 he present. at the Elihu . Burritt school hall, on the evening of Tuesday. July 1st, for the purpose of receiving their certificates of citizen- ship. which will make them full and legal citizens of this country. There will be the largest number by far that have ever been natugalized st one time in this city, and as. .theyfbecon1e citizens but once in their lives thereJf
 is treason for making the ceremony s attractive and impressive as pos
 sible.
 The program has been arranged by
 the AmeriCanizationA committee for
 the reception and awarding of certi-
 ficates. but the general public is cor
 dially invited 10 attend. For while it
 is proposed to dgnfy the experience
 for the successful candidates, it is
 also possible that the consciousness of their civic responsibilities may alsqs
 be aroused for the native born citi-
 Eens who are sometimes tempted to9
 get sleepy at the post of duty. Those Being Admitted.
 The complete list of those who
 were granted citizenship yesterday follows: William Betteges, Yale Jaffe. Eustachiusz Marcinczky, Gustan Plato, Paul Balazy. Stanley Galazew-t ski. Maurice D. G1azier, Frank Mon-
 kievicz, Albert Mattig, Morris Recht- {
 man, Alex. Bucko Morris Shapiro, 1 Frank Borson, Charles J. FIenke,s Andrew Simon, Charles| r. Dcgutis | Stanley GrunWad, Henry Consol 1 Walter Radvansi<i. Pasquale D' Amice. | Michael James Sil1uzio, Custode Fall ! letti Mariana Falletti David Tomaso, 1 Angelo Buckerri, kugcnio Eannarella, 1 Louis Mortera. Michael B. Mozzicato, ! Giovanni Scalora, Stephen Fusco l Paolo Vasques Angelo Cianfaglione, l Carl F. Strom, finders T. Quisberg, 1 Albert Sandberg. David Emelto { 1 Hjelm, Erie T. Swanson, Carl A. i Westman, Edward Abrahamson, Carl 1 A. Casperson, Louis 0. Setterman 1 Carl R. Stalbrandt, Ernest E. SWen-l..
 son. Olaf o. V. Segerbcrg, John Ar-~-
 rovsmith, Maurice Flynn, Anthon.~,- 1 Fortuna. Solomon Sargis, Jacob H All
 Tam1a, pans1o e'e' 0'o" "SS anu H. F Is Denied Citizenship. All of those eligible for ctizeo have foresworn their allegiar oa A-i 1 foreign countries. Among tr 1 who were not qualified for cit
 was Frank Kaiser, an AustriiAUElE 1 though Kaiser an alien, Va;
 l the first men to be drafte,
 city, he did not seek exen Judd Nfanu 1 served in the United Sts
 1 Upon his return to New Bt 1o'N9@ 19"V' 1 ever, he was arrested uporation. i Dlaint of a woman, who q ,. l with indecent exposure. Ea+,r l this complaint, objection ,,I t,, A.
 to his being granted citize eo,9,e ws 1 terday. .-7,o-,,,d b, /. Some of the candidates shoN.v and n 1 ignorance of American facts. nresider
 said that this country was discoa c+nrir
 in 1876 and another conferrec as ";
 title of President on oCongress1'Ha i Lonergan. as well as Senator G. Moor
 I<lctt and Representatives Hail a Yo
 Covert sias Another man who exhibited d cehfa
 titicate from the New Britain Amer.n
 icanization bureau class was found l deficient in his knowledge by Cnited
 States Commissioner Church. An ar- ] tempt wa made 10 locate Francis 1 O'Brien, Americanization director, l but he could not be found. Commits [ sioner Church was at loss to knows l how the man was given his certificate,
 remarkiny that it should not be given 1 to anyone not compe,ep$ ill every 1 way. He also held Up the citizenship papers of another man who had 1 claimed exemption from the draft be-
 cause he was a theological student, but who later had joined the Polish
 Legion.