The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-06
Judge TrOIand Greets Glass OfIOI Seeking Citizenship

The oath of allegiance wAs ad- minslte7ed to e clas of iol candi. dates for citizenship at a naturan- zation session In Superior Court today. Four of the candidates were native-born citizens who had lost their citizenship by marriage.
 Judge Thomas E. Troland, who welcomed the new citizens after the oath was administered by Miss Gertrude ]. Miknaltis, assistant court clerk, told the gathering of the rights and responsibilities of citizenship.
 we are all interiors of all the great rights, liberties, and the free- dom which those who came to this land years ago struggled for and established" he said, urging the new citizens to be conscious of the great responsibility to preserve, protect, and defend, and to pass on to those who come after us these blessings, undiminished and unde- filed"
 Duty to Vote
 "Tt is your duty" he said, to become voters and to exercise that valued franchise with intelligence and conscientiously, as one of the ways in which you can continue to enjoy life in our land"
 Judge Troland reminded the citi- zens that the United States is "a government by law" and that au- thorities and not individuals haud- led grievances here.
 Preliminary work at the hear ing was conducted by John Mollica c| the Hartford naturalization of- flee. The session was delaped an hour, que to motor trouble experi- enced by Judge Troland who came from his home in New London.
 Class Representative
 The group of citizens was one ot the most representative ones nobe0 at naturalization sessions here m some time. Nationalities represented included: Turkish, Russian, German Lebanon, Sc tch, Lithuanian, For tugese. Norwegian Swedish, bat- vian. Spanish, Polish, Yugoslavian, Italian, English and French.
 Five couples. husbands and wives, were among those naturalized.
 One of the candidates, Mona Burtman, came from Miami, Fla to take the oath. He was resi- dent of this ctiy ghen he applied for his papers, and made a special trip to be present at tooays seS- sion.
 List of Candidates
 Those who took the oath were:
 Carl Edward Haepp, Juhane Haepp. Giuseppe Mucciacciaro, Lui- pi Eugenio Torselli. Boleslaw Zas- ada. Salvatore JaMattino (John Salvatore LaMattino) Anna Welte' Gennaro Giullo, Rocco Ouerrera' Charles Antonaitis. William Igno- tas. Rocco Paternostro, Andrea Frattesi. Theresa Germaine Vile mure. Giovani Battista DeiFedele, Filippo Mauriello, Harold Johnson, Joseph Ovila Desaulniers, Nicola Carmine Perugini, Antonio Mangini, Arshag Gochigian, Noha Burtman, Nickolas Zapko;
 Natalie Sophie Pietrzak, Manzer Clayton Fennimore. Effat Sefa Light, Ernest Meese. Antonio Col angelo. Carmen Pelletier, Rocco Guerrera. Rita Delphine Lecours, Margaret Mary Cullen, Mary Bur- aczewski. Benny Ycdrg. Theresa Zerkowytz Gili Theresa Zerkowitz) Susan Adonaitis, Giseppe Vingen- 20 Dellapietra, Yvonne Freve Sister Yvonne-Cecile), Anthony Loman. Antonio Duarte, Joan Farrow, Jo- Seph Greco. Laura Williams, Marg- aret Mikulskis, Luise Maria Golfer.
 Bronislawa Borzenski, Diana Daly. Emanuela Mendillo, Isabel Stasaitis. Manuel Sang Fortich. Gio- vanni Gallano, Evelia Helie, Eman- uel Barbara, Emma Raymond, Vit- torio Giusti, Ida Ourd, Joaquin Dos Santos Valinho. Rudolph Litka, Francisco Fernandez Chipelo, AL bert Roman. Joseph Peter Verbyla, Henrik Meyer Larsen Gjerda. Eva Yankauskas. Mary Haluk. Stephen Joseph McMahon, Anthony Con celves, Anna Bardouskas, Clara Olinda. Richter Thyren, Oscar Svensson Thyren, Marian Burns, Kunigunda Vaitonis.
 Alice Rolando White, Anna Blais, Isabella Ritchie, Wadad Shaheen Assof, Michael Walsh, Leopold Jo- seph Fillion. Romolo Coletti, Mary Dumas, Waldemar Mikoley Ander- son. Native Robidoux, Helen Mac ais. Helene Cambigue, Frances Yavetz. Sidney Yayetz, Ferdinand Veillette, Anna Bulvicius, John Zablocki, Nicola MoSca, Pauline Richter, Meta Anna Nicklass, George Josef Nicklass, Vittoria Giusti, Angelo Pocareta, Cristina Gabrielle, Stanley Wortel. and Nico- Ia DiVito.
 Those repatriated were: Claudia Clement. Martha rDescher Murphy, Clara Suyoski, and Elizabeth Ros- anna Martin.
 Four other petitions were dis missed
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