New Britain herald., 1929-12-12
T OF I36 ID GET
 U. s. CITIZENSHIP
Many Candidates Disappointed at Naturalization Court

An air of joy and optimism pre- vailed in some instances while in others disappointment was noted in standardization court yesterday after noon when slightly more than half or those candidates who applied for cltlzenship papers passed the tests. Of 136 only T were admitted.
 Applicants from 12 different homelands were given papers. There were more from Poland and Italy man from the combined total of the others. The successful applicants were distributed as follows: Poland. %"; Italy, 20; England, 5; Austria. j. Germany, 5: Persia, ,; Lithuania. 4: Portugal, l; Turkey, 1; Russia. |, Czecho- -Slovakia, 1 and the Union of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, l.
 Joy reigned as Judge Morris D. Sake told the successful applicants they were admitted. but when the others were informed they would have to study further they left the common council room down. hcart- cd. All the applicants who appeared were persons whose cases had been continued. Some had Iecn trying for years and those Nho showed sufficient Improvement were admit ted while others were told their ap- .plications would be stricken from he list if they were not bette, qualified at the next session.
 He Knew His History
 After GenO Bonati had been put through q cross examination relative 10 the history of this country he was congratulated in open court by Judge Sake for his knowledge of lhls country's history.
 In answer to questions he said Lincoln and Washington were pres idcnts and that Lincoln was a poot man, United States Commissioner Luther ". Trockmorton recom- mendcd that Bonato be admitted after the latter had ncrvously an- sWcred the questions.
 Attorney E. ]. MonkieWcz repre- sented 42 year old applicant who had failed in several attempts. Th- attorney Argued that the man would he a good citizen even though ha could not speak the English J.am- guage fluently or could read as wei! as others. He said the aWhabet was different than the one the apph- cant was used to in Ukrainian script.
 Father Dead. son Succeeds
 Another whose application was pending was John Shitfcrt who died since the last session of court His son. John Paul Sh!ffeIt was successful in passing the tests in court yesterday.
 Those admitted 10 citizenship are as follows:
 Giacomo Di Paolo. Joel Jacob ,io2ef BaceWic2. Neshan Hart unian Gerardo di Conza, Paolo Cultrcra, Maria Hutengs, Ester Malick Will fred Brochu, Eleanor ZaWadzka. Domcnico Mastrang@li. Frank Ncu- bauer. Gno Bonati, llorian Cant , ner, Peter TyszkicW Carlos de Sousa Morals. Giovanni Latina, Cos mo Cicoli, Michael Oleyar. Car r.inantonio Di Domizio, Giuseppe I.lazaro. Stefania kucharczyk. Stan j5law ParGa. Salvatore Nistico, paulina OsicCka, Alexander Rus ,.2yk, Zofa Wolak. Marjanna Grud- zen, Leon Stofanowic2, StanjslaW Ilrnoch, Jan Bredrzycki. Ninccn2o l;osclla. Dominic De Morco Zoccoli- Giuseppe Cocola. Jane i;othWcll. Peter Hammer. Louis AbrahamSon, NincenHo Eossitto John Paul Schlf- Icrt, Karl Paul Schiftert, Alex Vim gris. Giuscppina Di Mauro, Giuseppe trionfriddo. Maranna paGano, John NochanoWicZ Andrew Rzaszutek, Victoria Gwaz zda, Stella Lapinsia, Paulina Lapinskl, Adam Kaczynski. Anna Truszkowska. Magdalena An druszkiewicZ, Frank Kurpieski, Louis Tessman, Josephine Mazur Pac. Stanislaw Kundra, Nicholas Eshoo, Wilfred Jancas. Giovanni ciqucrc, Odlion Fillion. George 'rschinderle, John MlodoieWski. Tgnacy Pienkos, Gioseppina Angelo. l'eliks Dylewslli, Teodor Kochanow- ski. Charles Cropley Anderson, Frank SmolinsEi, Leonard Bovinski, Joseph Kwasowski. Joseph Dupnik, lozef Rapaski, Joseph Walter Pull torak. Anthony Zemaitis. Antonas Juozas Zukauskas John Blazuk