New Britain herald., 1929-04-18

been the only conviction in the mans life. the record must be clean for a certain length of time, before the petitioner can be admitted to citizenship. Only few cases showed police records and those were Of minor consequence. In such in stances the candidate was admitted with lecture from the bench to preserve the constitution and to be law biding. The candidate was ask ed to promise not to commit any misdemeanor in the future, where upon the petition was admitted.
 After the oath of allegiance WIS administered to those admitted by Clerk Emil Danberg. Judge Sake ad- dressed the newly-made citizens. stressing the meaning of acquiring the franchise. He stated that the fact that they were admitted 10 citi- zenship did not mean that they should discontinue studying the Eng fish language or the study Of the constitution and government. He stressed the fact that they should take greater interest in civic affairs selves and the city and country. He said that everyone had an equal chance to acquire position in life but that to reach a certain wruns on the ladder of success one must study. He told the classes at each session +o .e eyamp3a of Sncb mar, as Lincoln, Roosevelt, Wilson, Me hinley and others. who had no bet ter opportunities than they, but be- cause they had a desire to learn, reached the highest distinction that can be accorded citizen. The lat ter remark was made in reference to the children Of the newly made , citizens and was impressed upon their minds that through study ami hard work their children had the same equal chance of becoming prominent in the affairs Of this coun- | try.
 Admitted to Citizenship
 Those admitted today up to press time included; Domenico DenigrIs, Jan Blumstein, Andrew kerelejza, Jozas Jeninas, kasimir Andruszkir- Wlcz, Giuseppe Aparo, John Bryzgel Joseph Brzozowski. Louis Schneider. Luis Navara, Stanley Sarnowsky | Pawel Owsiejko. Mary Brahamian n Alexander Murzyn, Salvatore Di Mauro. Paolo Boscarino, Albin Pa hootsky, George Nisniaus with permission to change name to Wis nia, Jan Totczyk, Michele DAlle5- sandro, Pletro Bucchi. Raffaele Gre co, Jan Namruz, Giovani Civetto, An tonic Coccia, Antonio Ripa, Peter Puchko, John .;okolowski, Antor ludysky, Jamss William Adams Salvatore Ballachino, Sebastias Gallo, Salvatore Arena. George Siphodasha!akis. Aleksander Tonta r. ski, Francesca Nerano, Antoni Mur- aWskl, Antanas Baken. Giovani Pa mese, James Alfano, Joseph Zekar.- lNiCh, Salvatore Ninci, Giuseppe Ger. ace, Salvatore DiLorcnzo, Salvador. LaRose. Mary Jenrzejczyk, Sah4t Mata oslan, Paul Cekala. Genowef1 Munch, Trofim Naharny, Luigi Zan- pulla, katarina Zidziauckas, Jacol
 A braham, Anna Tarasoff Huber Ballatine. David Lee. David kauf- man, Elizabeth schlichtng. Mar5a Jonahan, Fred Mirabelle, Micha" Di Fazio and John Baba.
 .AnonymouS Letter Ignored
 Judge Saxe disregarded the anony-
 nous letter in the matter Of Carmelt
 Neiluva yesterday afternoon, ir
 which he was branded as an anar.
 chist and opposed to organized gov trnment. The letter was left on tn
 judges desk Monday morning by ar
 unknown person. When the pe'i
 toners name was called during yes
 terday's session. Mr. Davis took oc
 casion to question him closely as 1t
 his relations with any red" socie-
 ties. The petitioner as well as his
 witnesses emphatically denied ale.
 cations 10 that effect. while the can.
 Ciidate himself svore that he was no
 opposed to organized government
 Judge Saxe remarked that unsigned
 missives arc of no consequence 1T ! such cases and was satisfied witt
 the character of the petitioner
 Without much questioning he admit
 ted the man 10 citizenship.
 Martin Edward Niedzwiecki a na
 tive Of Llthuania was admitted f
 citizenship although under bonds 0
 $500 on a reckless driving charge
 The petitioner vas before the polio
 court last Saturday charged witt
 reckless driving and hitting anothe person, but Judge Saxe disregrade'
 the amount of the bond as the of
 fense was not of q serious natur and the first the petitioner commit ted. Mir. Davis was reluctant in pass