New Britain herald., 1921-06-28
] Man Says United ktes Became Indepen-
 klt In 1916, Woman |ys Congress Rules |nn.
|andidates Are Admitted lis Morning and Others
 O Given Hearings At lis Afternoons Court
 esion.

auso he perJured himself by
 no under oath in naturali-
 court this morning. Joseph
 lati. an Italian ice cream dealer 1 city, was refused naturaliza- JudgU George w. klctt. Scape-
 on March 2t. 1918 was given EinR in local police court. OH
 s which involved a "a year old At that time he was held under
 Of $1 1000, for n hearing before lperior court. n his petition for naturaliza- &tas being heard before Judge this morning. ho was asked by
 States Commissioner Allan E. h If he ever had been ar-
 He said ho had not. Mir.
 h then asked tho question: "On'
 2i. 1918. were you not bound
 superior court on charge of
 female child 2" The pc- 'S admitted that this was so.
 dld you deny it. thcn?" asked
 hurch. Thoro being no satis- y nnswcr. Judge kictt, at the ht of Mr. Church. dismissed the bn with prejudice for roappll-
 within Ave years.
 y-scvcn petitioners were noti-
 c appear for hearing this lng. of which 60 were admitted. Hiatt was tho only one refused;
 ero absent and ten wcro con
 for n further hearing.
 First Applicant Admitted.
 flrHt snppiicnnt for admission
 ltIzonshfp was Sabato Giardono. camo horo from Italy. Sabato crcd for the draft but claimed ption because he was not n D. In 1918 ho filed application hizaship which action was ctorizcd by United States Com Dncr Allan E. Church, as "a nn change Of mind" Witnesses cd that, his character was good. vas admitted.
 i3 Years in U. \.
 llx Zlcilnal<i has been in this coun- Tor 13 ycnTs. Ills wife and chil-
 hnvo been abroad sinco May Illo was asked number of ducs-
 lch aas "Who makes the laws
 United Statos7" Where is
 2" What is 1t composed ofY' b is governor of Connecticut ?' you be presidcnt?"
 c questions wcro answered sat |torily and he as admitted.
 Three New Citizens.
 Arl Gustave Llndquist. q swedc. 1 admittod without delay.
 Aomaa English. born In Ireland, l has been in this country for n . a. was divorced seven years ago. was admitted.
 brace George Charlnnd. came from Canada. 1lo never re- led. Hc was admitted. Woman Gets Nervous. Lcupoldlne. Grobstein. m Aus 5 woman was very nervous. She korcd all questions satisfactorily |pt the question. "Who makes the for tho state of Connecticut ?" replied "Congrcss,'' She was de- |ed admitted. Mrs. Grobstein is |ably tho second woman to bc Iittcd to citizenship in a New |ain court. q. S. Independent In 1916. Ihnphaei Glordano did not know
 lnakes tho laws for tho state. LHld this country first became inc Endent in 1916. lie could not h tho newspaper. IIo was or Id to study and return in Sep |ber. |uigi Papa, of Italy. has been hero 12 years. lIc never went back. was ordered admitted. |avid Sargia. Persian. 12 years America. was in Class 5G in tho ft. Fe was rejected at that time physical reasons. He appeared g we'll informed and was admitted. luciano Saiormo. Of Italy. has been B 12 years. Witnesses testified he was of good character. He \ admitted.
 einiam punl<onir years in Unit States. and In New Britain since n. wus admitted.
 Mat Learn to Read. |omincio DiVicino. could not read newspaper. lio was ordered to 'n to rcad English and return in tember.
 'hnrICA caladcronc was in Class d the draft nnd was called at tho a of tho armlstico. Ilo was ad- ted
 One Month Tn school. saimondo Romano came here from II nine years ago. He applied for nahip ouco before and on June 1919. the application was dismissed auEe of lack of knowledge of tho u and customa of this country. He nd to show any results of study | mornlng. Your application was krfscd once before because you ]. not acquired sufficient knowledge tho Eovernmcnt of the United