New Britain herald., 1921-06-29
Fal Applications Are
 |missed and More Than Are Continued Until btember.

ty-threo new citizens of the States of America were made turaiization court yesterday. aking of new citizens required day session of court. Judge W. Klett presided on the and United States Commis- Allan F. Church represented vcrnment. Fifty new citizens admitted during tho morning and thirty-threo In the after Several applications were dis one was refused outright for tars and more than half a bd were continued until the hber term of court. Most of bntinuance were for study. catep of cinizenship will be bd at the Elihu Burritt school esday evening. questions which were asked by issioner Church appeared simple. yet contained some hard ones for the new citi- Ind those who desire to become s. Among tho questions were Flowing:
 makes the laws for the United bro ia congress7
 what two houses is congress oAed?
 w many senators arc there from ecticst7
 Wv many representatives7 what three branches is tho gov lent composed7
 |hat Ia the capital of Connecti- |ho is tho governor? Fho was tho governor last year fho is MT. Brandegee? Tho is the other senator? ow long has tho United States . free country7
 Tho discovered America7 Tho was the first president? Tho was MT. Lincoln? hat happened when MT. Lincoln president? tone applicant did know anything about the Civil r but remembered that Lincoln shot).
 rho is MT. Hoicomb7 Tho is Mir. Lake7
 fhere were you born7 That country does Poland belong That date was your last baby n7
 ave you ever been arrested7 Tho makes tho laws for New Bri- Tho is tho mayor7
 fhat state does MT Harding como hf
 l ho IA MT. Curtis?
 br how many years ia the gov chosen7 hat holiday comes next week7 hat holiday do we have october ho can bo prcsident7
 D applicants for citizenship were xpected to know the correct an- to all questions. but the dues- were supposed to bring out an pf their general knowledge and gent interest in affairs of this nment.
 afternoon session of natural court was taken over almost ,y to tho examination of Aus and Germans. Many men who their birthplaceE as Poland. D. Hungary, czecho-Slovakia, Fere natives of the once great n-Hungarian empire.
 Witness Is Disbarred
 luse Michael Bednarcik, an bf Michael Slatovsl<y. refused to in naturalization court yester- at he had known his nephew TO than Ave years. although he bd that tho young man had his homo with him ever since Q to this country IF years ago, States Commissioner Allan E.
 refused to accept him as a
 Young slatovslxy. who was the old Austria Hungarian ia n son of a sister of Bednar-
 young man said his uncle had him since he was born and
 he had made his home in tho
 esidence for the past 2 years.
 iix admitted this and still,
 r. Church repeated his ques-
 nerous times. How long have
 wn this young man." hc would
 Less than i've years"
 ling to law. a witness in order
 in a naturalization court as
 haracter and general fitness
 plicant for citizenship, must
 applicant moro or less in-
 for moro than Ave years.
 stubborniy refused to admit
 his sisters boy for more than
 . seven years less than the
 two men have been making
 e together. being afraid ap-
 that he would be accepting
 pe and unknown responsibili-
 considerable patience in try
 tho man to make n truth
 irect answer. MT. Church
 ised to accept him as a wit
 e George W. Klett, who pre-
 rnctcd Slatovaky to 20 out
 lot and find another witness.
 man did this. returning a
 afterwards with a friend
 Id to hia character. He was