The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-22

within the United States citizens of the United States at the time of birth?
 Yes, with the same exceptions given above in the case of males.
 34. How may Q female, born a citizen of the United States, lose her citizenship, or expatri- ate herself?
 By the same methods as stat ed above in the case of males and, under certain circum- stances, by marriage to an alien.
 35. Under what conditions is citizenship conferred upon . person born abroad whose father is at the time of birth . citizen of the United States?
 Tn general, the person ac- quires citizenship provided the father had resided in the United States at some time proir to birth.
 36. Can m alien man have acquired citizenship by marriage to a citizen woman?
 No.
 g. Can an alien woman have acquired citizenship ~by mar riage to a citizen man?
 Yes, under the following cir- cumstances: CD The woman must herself have been eligible for naturalization; (2) the mar riage must have occurred on or before September 2i, 1922; (3) the husband must not have lost his citizenship on or before September 2l, 1922; (D if the husband died or was divorced on or before September 2l, 1922, the woman must have continued to live in the United States, or, If living abroad, must have reg istered within one year with a United States consul.
 36. If . husband became . naturallzed citizen, did this con- fer upon his wife2s
 Yes, provided CD the hus- bands naturalization occurred on or before September 21, 1922, and CD the woman was herself eligible for naturalization.
 30. If Q father becomes naturalized citizen, does this confer citizenship upon his children?
 Yes. provided CD that such children are under 21 years of age ct the time of the natural ization of the father, and (2) that the child was legally ad- mitted to the United States for permanent residence while still a minor.
 70. If Q mother becomes naturalized citizen, does this confer citizenship upon her minor children?
 Only in case the mother Is a widow.
 F. PROVISIONS CONCERN
 ING RESIDENCE.
 q. If an applicant has been outside of the state for Q short period during the year imme- diately preceding the date of application, does this make him ineligible for an old age assis- tance award?
 It does not if the applicant has maintained living quarters within this state with the inten- ton of returning to them. c. PROVISIONS CONCERN ING PAYMENT OF THE OLD
 AGE ASSISTANCE TAX.
 42. Who Is obligated to pay an old age assistance tax?
 Any person residing within the state on October 1, 1885, and of October 1 of each succeeding year, who is twenty-one years of age or more and under sixty one ears of age, except honor ably discharged veterans dis abled as @ result of service to such Q degree that they are eli- gible for compensation.
 43. To whom should the old age assistance tax be paid?
 To the property tax collector of the town or to his appointee acting as his agent.
 A. When should the old age assistance tax be paid?
 On the first day of February in each year beginning with 1886. If the tax is not paid with in thirty days threafter, a pen- atty of &l will be added. If the collector is obliged to force pay ment. the delinquent taxpayer may be subject to certain addi- tional costs of collection.
 4S. If Gn applicant has failed t0 pay Che personal tax assessed