New Britain herald., 1930-09-26
MANY PASS TEST
 !. FOR CITIZENSHIP
More Than 100 of 1S8 Appi-
 CantS Satisfy Examiners

Today's session of naturalization court was featured bysthe fact that the largest percentage of applicants In history met the requirements and were admitted to citizenship. More than 100 of the 133 who appeared passed. the test.
 Many of the applicants were put through a severe examination and in practically every case they were able to give correct answers. The name of the first president, the pres ent executive, who makes the laws, the number of stars and stripes in the flag, whether or not the appl;- cant was arrested, if he intends to live in this country for t, e rest Of his life. and many other questions were asked by Naturalization Com missioner. Luther W. Trockmorton.
 At recesses Judge Morris D. Sake told the groups they should do their best to learn American laws and customs and to study the history of this country. He told them the pa- pers would be issued on 7, Monday, October $.
 The list of new citizens follows:
 Maryanna Bonczek, Poland; Ka- tarzyna Majewicz, Poland; Joseph Edward Gosselin, Great Britain; David Yonan, Persia; Frank Bu- chas, Austria: Anna Weber, Austria; Syncha Maslow, Poland; Anthony Kotyk, Poland; Adriano Iroli, Italy; Knute Oscar Adolf Dahlgren, Swe- den; Pietro Fimognari, Italy; Stanislaw Dabkowski, Poland; Giu scope Rocco, Italy; Oskar Ragnar Lindquist, Sweden; Havnaton Kri- korian, Turkey; Giovanni Bonola Italy; Bronislaw Lewandowski, Po- land; Rose Ann Doherty, Great Britain; Giuseppe Carenza, Italy.
 Eleanora Filanowicz, Poland; Ar thur Gerhard Nilsson, Sweden; Carl Einar Anderson, Sweden; Joseph John Sakalauskas, Lithuania; John Valenti, Italy; Nicola Scacciavillani, Italy; stanislaw Gorski, Poland; Filippo Ciquera, Italy; Antoni Szcze- panik, Poland; Paulina Rosatti, Italy; Filippo Pucci, Italy; John Szubelak, Poland; Gottlib Eshner, Poland; sebastiano Fragione, Italy; Joseph Scapellati, Italy; Frank Sta cher. Austria; Louis Roller, Austria; Peter Leszczenko, Russia; John Eshoo, Persia.
 Stanislaw Kurzyn, Poland; Peter Salwocki. Poland; Szcepan Nokiec, Poland; Felicia Manganaro, Italy; Joseph A. Gaudias Roy, Great Brit ain; Antoni Dudzinski, Poland; Ar turo Campanella, Italy; Eugene Louis Sturm, Germany; Carmelo Salvatore Greco, Italy; Aure1lo Can zonetti, Italy; Demetrios Botsis, AL bania; Biagio Giovanni Cattaruzza Italy; Raymond Naschenweng, Aus tria; Sven svenningsen, Norway; Alois Meixner, Austria; Johan AL bert Lundstrom, Sweden; Alex Him. melfarb, England.
 Vincenzo Micacci, Italy; Gaetano Tondo, Italy; Grace Lulla Fonseca, Portugal; Hrepsime Hovannessian, Turkey; Edward Sagor Rogin, Rus sia; Eberhard Weller, Germans, Jeremi Odilon Jolima Collomb, Fraice; Roman Ehritz, Austria; Au- gust Zander, Germany; Anna Eliza beth Grandy, Poland; Shavarsh Garabed Yessian, Great Britain; Nazzarena Tomasso, Italy; Carlo Marieni, Italy; Visenty Janowich Morozewich, Poland; Anthony Francis Chucka, Lithuania; Stefan D; Mugno, Italy; Sebastiano Urso, Italy; Gunborg Rakal Larson, Sweden.e
 Frank Terczak, Poland; Anton Eunnar Johanson, Sweden; Christos Thomas Diakou, Great Britain; Os- kar Max Kaden, Germany; Karl Poglitsch, Austria: Richard Haupt, Germany; George Kuncius Lithu. ania; Eulalia de Souza Moraia, Por- tugal; Zaia Joseph Maran, Persia; John Joseph Ausenka, Lithuania; Sarkis Shahrigian, Turkey; Frederic Nicolaus Fialkowski, Austria; Mari ano Lanza, Italy; Jacob Greenberg.
 Stephen Matiski, Poland; Jozef Kizluk, Poland; John Otter, Poland.