New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
ll2 NEW CITIZENS ADMITTED BY COURT
10 Applications Disnissed-0
 Couldn't Speak English

A total of 112 new citizens were made yesterday afternoon in nat uralization court which was in ses- sion in the common council cham. her. city hall. Judge s. w. Alline was on the bench and Thomas w. Spelman of New Haven represent ed the government a. examining officer. Ten cases were dismissed and a number were continued un- til the next session of the court.
 Lack of knowledge was the req son given by the court for dismiss sing one of the cases. an unusual procedure. Antonio Attardo was found to be unable to speak Eng fish and his case was dismissed by Judge Alling. Usually. where lack ot knowledge is shown, the court continues cases of that nature. Failure 10 prosecute caused the dismissal of the cases of Ella Sar- gis Peter Eikolakopoulas, Alessian lielormo. Paolo DiBattista and Mozas Machoian. Other dlsmissals were Modesto Lorcde. for improper witness, and Stanley Burok and C'zeslaw Cichowslli for lack of character. 4 dismissal was ordered m the petition of Alessandro Buff "a. the court being notified Of his death.
 Changes of name were granted 10 Aaron Lubitz. changed 10 Brown; Sebastiano Lanticre. changed to n1 I o changed to Jack Salonia, and Zig mant Niskevicius. changed 10 Zig mant Mack.
 The chamber was crowded throughout the session. since the lis, of petitioners was the largest in the history of the local court.
 The list of those admitted fol- lows.
 Those admitted to citizenship are: Ian Podgorski, Antoni BrozoWskl, Wladyslaw Lysakowski. John Bryz- gel, Joseph Marszalek. Sam Doktor- man. Michael Zurawel, Josef kis- luk, Stanislaw ZInitruk. Josef Pol kowski Alexander Parda, Aleksan- Jar Japsis, Peter JahlonSkl Hlotor Plaszczybski, Frank SWidcr, Stanley Bogdan. Adam Eyduchs. Marcus Ho- herman, Ludwik Gonski, John Sen- cio, Frank Rarszcz. Peter Czorwinskl, Nathan Greenblatt, Joseph kwans- nik, Wieroni1a Slesonska, kostanty Smialowski.
 Czeslaw Laskowski, John Ostrow ski, Leokadia Joachim, Aaron Brown, Stanislaw kraszewski, karol Losck, Joseph Skorupski, John Dyn- unsk. John z. keyko, Frank Rim tol. Michael Krystof, Joseph Cap 1 link.
 Mario Cianci, Giacondo Bocchino. Virginia Fallati, Domeneck Negro, Pablo Formica, Giovanni T. Ottavi, 1 Peter Cefaratti Francesca Fazzino. Augustine Sardilli. Alipio Audi, Gios vanuangclo DAgata, Cohmo Pag- aHo. Michael Cetarratti, Leonardo C.bodlu, Romano Nitelli, Sebas tiano Morale Antonio Nonto, Joseph | Marine, Emnanuela Man5iallco, 1 Michael Lanticre. Salvatore FalLtti, i Pablo Cugno, Antonio Ferrara. Sal vatore DeSole, Damenico Caranfa. 1 Dorenico Defozio, Giovanni Taccht. | Vito Amaro. Nicholas Mario Teti, l Giovanni Audi. Frank J, Agnello, Donate Valentine. Giuseppe Romeo, ' Paul Mirmina, Antonio Buifa, Jack salonia. Giuseppe Pandolfo, SalIa- |, fore Cartnlli and Peter Dalena, Mary Agnes Flattery. Kaikanous Ike ,orkian. Catherian Shea Mcpougall, Robert Patterson, Jr.
 Otto Rugert Berlin, Sven r. He denbers. Theodore s. Anderson. Nils F. Hallsten, John r. Mazur. John Embachcr, Alsia Lamprecht. Zicmant Mack, Joseph II. Aronson, John Miglinas. Joseph Stankewicus John Eselunas. Efstratios Cavatos, Harry Parparian. Nicolas Sarris, Ar isdages Cholakian. Paul Joseph Ba- tushwa, D. Woman. Krosrow $. Nal ekian, Nimrod I. Alkahas. Elisha Isaac, Onisim Ludzko, Sergey Me telsky. Mario Lucchni, Marharetha Mol, Jantina Corella Mol. Manuel r. Saxon, Peter Ambatjoglos. Alexan- dros J. Proventgos and Jacob Leon kat1.
 Those wishing to vote at the April election must have their applications filed with the registrars of voters not later than March IT. The cer- tflcatcs of citizenship will be dis trbuted March q at the office Of