The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-12

@Juvenile delinquency should be
called parental delinquency" Judge
Edward J. Quinlan stated In super
for court yesterday afternoon in
admitting q second class Of aliens to
ciiizenship. Once again stresStng
the Importance Of proper family
relationship, the jurist stated that
many Of the social problems Of the
day stem from a lack Of parental
guidance and from failure Of par
ents to instill a sense Of proper VAL
ues into their children.
"A total Of 174 candidates for c1ti-
zenship took the oath of allegiance
yesterday afternkoon, bringing the
total for the day to $40.
CondemniI1g 1asty marriages and
the attitude Of the younger gener-
alton which goes into the divorce
court, Judge Quinlan commented,
q don't suppose your parents were
concerned with obtaining a di-
v0rce." He stated parents should
make their children understand
that marriage should be lasting
engagement. Comparing the dura-
ton Of marriage to that of citizen
snip, he commented, There is no
sense In being q citizen Of a country
that has no strength or capacity to
endure, and that comes from you"
sIf we have weak links at the base
OF IL we will have a weak and de-
Caying citizenship" he added.
Although Judge Quinlan approved
petitions for change Of name by
several Of the applicants for citi-
SensEip he expressed disapproval OF
the general practice of changing
names. Everyone had a foreign
name as. far as this land Is con-
csrned," he said. adding that only
the Indians were native to the
United States.
The new citizens were urged to
ave for the future, and to invest
n war bonds. He also stressed the
idea Of "'getting a leg into land"
and urged the, gathering to look
toward having q tract Of land Of
their own. "1t's the place to bring
up children" he stated, in speaking
81 the advantagesg Of home in an
asncongested area. He also expressed
the hone that the victory garden
4dea win not subside after the war
but win continue to flourish and aflA
70 the general healthfulness and
Well-being of individuals.
Persons who took the oath OF al
aegiance Yesterday afternoon were:
Luigi Parente, Antonietta Man
Nini. VincenZo Marone, Giulio Man
IL. Angelo Cantino, Anna Cont,
Luciano Sanford, Fausto Cherubini,
Nicola Cafuso. Herta Hedwig Roth
IL, PAUL Klein, Stephen Merer1a,
Clara Silverman, Milhail Pawel-
chak, Kasian Grekul, Maria Lucia
.Samela. John Seach, Michele Tesla,
17unziata Cavallo, Luci Grossi zinol-
ii, Frank Marinelli, THERESA Flugrad,
Maria Polio, Michael Pragit, Joseph
ALBERT, David Massicotta, Joseph
Churson. Mary CaStelano, Ruby
Robinson Kopcha.
Martin Matte Meyer, Bernardo
Es0pes Cabral, Ernest Paul Jacques,
John August Obernier, Roland La
2ontalne, william Fernandes, Jr.,
Joseph Honore Herve Michaud
s<EEerve Joseph Michaud), Magda
Eetrine Rasmussen Huniston, Stew
sxt Alexander White, Henry Young,
Vincent Dominiczak, Grace Polletta,
Cirriaco Salvatore, Anthony Cijun-
skis, Anthony Balciunas, Joseph
AdomaitiS, Max Silverman, Eugene
st. Onge, Alvar Knut Larson, Emile
Joseph Cambigue.
Kasimeras Matulunas, Angela
1zinaldi, Angelina Tutolo, Veronica
Kasparaityte (Vera Kaspar), Hans
Nlndsen Hansen, Rubarak Assaf
corey, Richard Rheinhold Dressed,
John Mihalko, Joseph Omer Armand
st. Hilaire, Fritz Wilhelm Weile
<Ered william Weile), Marguerite
Coward, Anthony Dominic Greco,
Anita Marie Barrieau, Concetta
Ossino, Junis Dorotea Nygren, Alma
Edith Nicholas, Samuel Rosenthal.
Simon Sakalas, Mary Watkins,
Etanislawa Laguna, Antoni Skro-
becki.
Louis Ellis, Mary Margaret Deon-
shan, Joseph Paiva, Harry Borne,
Aleksandra Levandoski (Alice Lev
andoslkO. Susan Thrall, Catherine
Doucette, Sonia Rozyk, Catherine
CEean, John Baden Powell Ambrose,
1Gollie jacobson, Marie Anne Lum-
ina Normandin, Epestennia Elnitzky