The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-07
100 Take Doth

Nlbn lb aONanUdBeS OI ClJlDtIiSAAE which no other country of the world can confer" Judge John A Cornell declared in Superior Court today in an address to 100 persons who took the oath of allegiance and became citizens.
 Speaking of responsibilities and duties attending citizenship, the jurist stated the new citizens were not expected ito erase the affec- tions and pleasant recollections" of of their homeland
 If however, any occasion arises he stated, "in which interests of that country are opposed to this country, then there can be no qualification, limitation, or apology to wholehearted allegiance to this country, even if 1t may mean talk ing up arms"
 Daily Contact"
 The judge referred to wartime duties and then added: Some im- portant duties of citizenship are carried out not in the fervor of war or conflict and not to the beat ing of drums or excitations of imagination but in our daily con- duct"
 eff We lead good lives every day and remain at peace with our neighbors, our local government, and our federal government, we shall go long way to making our- selves first-grade citizens" he de- clared.
 Judge Cornell pointed out that power under the Amercian form of government rests with the people, not with elected representatives or public servants. He stated that for that reason the citizens should be acquainted with the institutions Of government, study them, and com ply with them.
 Cases of three petitioners, who had been arrested and convicted, were outlined to the court at the opening of the session by John Mol lica, naturalization examiner from Hartford. All three petitions were approved.
 One of the cases involved an alien who was convicted in 1914, when he was 18 years old, on a manslaughter charge and sentenced to the Chesh- ire reformatory. The examiner stated the petitioner had not been arrested since 1925 and no offenses were committed during the statu- tory period involved in the petition.
 On New Path
 A petition of another man, who vas reported by the examiner to have been arrested 24 times on charges of intoXication, breach of peace, or non-support, also was ap- proved. The naturalization official stated the last conviction occurred two years ago and there was evil oence to believe the petitioner was now conducting himself properly.
 In approving the petition, the jurist commented that there was no question of moral turpitude in- volved in the charges and that the citizenship candidate apparently was now doing all right"
 The other petition, outlined by the examiner, was approved by the Jurlst with reservations. The candidate was woman who was given a suspended sentence in 1889 and whose marital status was at one-tlme questionable.
 Among the spectators present in the court room when James E. Mo- Knight, clerk of the court, admin lStered the oath was Pfc. Thaddeus Krajewski. whose father became a citizen. The soldier is on an ex- tended furlough here after com pleting three years of service, part Of it in the European theater. A Presidential citation medal and three battle stars were on his uni- form. Another son of the new citi- zen. Cpl. Ray KrajeWski, is hospi- talized at Fort DeVens.
 Included in the class of candi- dates was Ellen Amelia Multi of Naugatuck who was repatriated She had lost her citizenship in 1921 when she married a subject of Switzerland.
 One petitioner, who was divorced was given permission to use her maiden name,
 List of New Citizens
 The list Of persons admitted to citizenship today follows:
 Thomas Edmund White, Victoria Rinaldi, Mary Mangini, Edoardo Copes, Henry Audet, Michele Guar rera, Domenieo Rinaldi, Vittorino, Barbato, Della Poitras (Delia Bou- lay), Mariana Valyo, Joseph Fam igl!etti, Josephine DamicO, Ernest Milet, Giuseppe Jaolino, Waleria Sawieki, Luigi DiCesare, Adolfo Cammilletti, Carrado Fede, Hugo Jannetta, Mario Sanguedolce, Mat teo Russo,
 Berta Marie Mitchell Lucienne Vallieras Vallee, Loretta Concetta Marciano, Fenimola Bart0li, Fanny Lombardy, Maria Ciarlelli, Eliza beth Dantino, Marie Juneau, Sarah Mary Carroll, umberto Zilaro, Nieo- lima Greguoli, Giuseppe DeSimone, Agostino Primo Gaia, Martin Lefky, Pasquale Porcaro, Ella Fazi, Rosa Maria Pistone, Letizia Guastaferri Joseph Edward Gravel,
 Sergei Aaplisney Victor Yakimo- yieh, Prank Assenza, Giuseppina Gambardella, Giusseppina Cortig giano, Rose Reale, Vineas Aleksinas,