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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-08
SWEENEY FETED
AT TESTIMONIAL
City Hall Employe Honored
Guest at Bachelor Dim
ner-3OO Attend

In testimony Of their esteem and
regard for him, more than 300
friends Of Martin j. Sweeney, audit
clerk Of the controllers office at
tended a bachelor dinner In his
honor at Waverly inn, Cheshire.
last night. The majority Of those
In attendance were associates Of the
guest Of honor, including attorneys,
business men, newspapermen. lead
ers In civic circles, and those who
have daily business In the city hall
where Mr.. Sweeney Is employed.
Wishes for success and happiness
were voiced by, the gathering which
was gliven the exclusive use Of
Waverly inn. Attorney Martin
Dunn was master Of ceremonies and
in addition to introducing the list
Of speakers he also presented the
guest Of honor with a purse. Brief
talks were given by Lieutenant
Governor Frank Hayes, Controller
Daniel j. Leary, Police Superintend-
ent william J. Roach, City Engineer
Robert A. Cairns, Judge Edward ].
Mascolo, Thomas p. Kelly, James
J. Curtin, park superintendent, and
william Sullivan, past president Of
the Tribune A. G. Of which Mr..
Sweeney Is member.
Mr.. Sweeney will be married Mon
day to Miss Mary B. Lyman Of
Kingsbury street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-08
Many More Uncanny Solutions Given By Famed Ell Haren

Miss F. H. A. Please Mr.. Haren,
tell me which person I should ac-
cept as my future husband, the
party who is my same age or the
one 10 years my senior?
Ans. You being In your thirties
as to age know what TO expect out
Of marriage. Someone who can sup
port you, making you happy and
give the companionship which you
have long desired. Even though this
party Is older than you he Is the
one who can give you these things,
therefore, IL Is my opinion that he
Is the one you should accept.
Mrs. T. H. Why is 1t that I do not
trust these two people whom my
husband have working for him?
Ans. In concentrating upon your
question cannot find any reason
for you to doubt the honesty and
trustworthiness Of your husbands
employees. They have never given
you any reason TO believe as you
do, therefore, suggest that you
dismiss such erroneous thoughts
from your mind Immediately.
Mr.. Fred r. Will I secure better
position soon?
Ans. Astrological indications show
you now being connected with an
organization who like your work
very much, and am most confident
that they will present you with all
necessary opportunities to. advance
yourself TO a much better position
during this year. Continue to work
for the interest Of your employer,
as well as yourself.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-08
Money Scheme
Treacherous

Mrs. M. @. B. I have been
planning on investing some money
In an organization located In an
other state. Would this be the adj
visable thing for me to do?
Ans. i see you now being infIu-
enced by person who Is not sin
cere In their assertions. DO not
invest any money In this scheme
but put your money into something
that you are more positive Of your
returns.
Mr.. r. A. Y. Do you think will
be able TO find position soon?
Ans. My thoughts are that you
will secure q position In the next
30 days through the influence Of
your brother with the firm he IL
now working for. Your brother has
. good position with this Organiza-
tion, and will be able 70 do great
deal for you. You should learn to
be more kind towards him.
Miss B. o. e. Mr.. Haren, please
tell me II my brother will ever
change and be e person our fam
fly can be proud Of?
Ans. Your brothers actions have
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-08

denotes that you have been prom
Used an advancement for the past
year. but nothing has ever devel-
oped. Business has not been ex-
ceedingly good for your employer
which has caused the delay. Within
the next go to 90 days this will be-
come effective, and you will be
working In a more responsible posi-
tion.
Mrs. Mary T.. Mr.. Ell Haren, tell
me what the future holds in store
for me?
Ans. Am very pleased TO state
madam; that you will be able to
enjoy q much brighter and happier
future as 1t Is now indicated to me.
You should try not 10 worry 30
much over your husbands health,
as he Is shown to improve also. FL
nancial affairs will be ON an upward
trend enabling you to reach that
goal I'm life which you have 50 long
strived for.
Miss Julienne A. G. What will
be the outcome of my present
friendship?
Ans. At this time my chart does
not show you making any definite
plana towards marriage soon. II
wo1ld be 10 your utmost advantage
70 continue this friendship until
you are more positive in your own
mind as TO your love for him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-08

Mother Goes to New York
Soon

Miss A. I. B. My mother is worry
ing very much over the recent death
Of my father. What can I do TO
help her forget this sorrow?
Ans. The most advisable thing for
you 70 do Is have your mother take
q trip to visit your sister who lives
IN the state Of New York. Request
your sister 70 send her this invita-
tom immediately. After she h away
from everything which reminds her
Of your father she win become more
adjusted to this misfortune.
Mr.. J. F. have q chance to take
a position IN another state. Do you
think j should make this change?
Ans. 1t appears TO me that your
brOther-in-lsw in the state Of Mas
sachusetts has requested You TO
move to that state and 90 into part
nership in business with him. This
Is q very good opportunity, but you
are mot the type Of . person for .
partnership enterprise, therefore,
advise you to remain Is you are now
working.
Margaret M. Would you advise me
to sell the bonds which / now hold?
Ans. Speaking from an astrologi-
cal viewpoint VIII state madam
that would not at this time ad-
wise q disposal Of the bonds which
you hold. It seems that the type Of
bonds which you have are Of New
England Gas IL Electric, and at .
later date they will prove more
profitable.
Mrs. s. G. T. What more can
do to make my sister realize how
her daughter Is now acting?
Ans. There Is nothing you car
do to prove this fact to your sister
but through recent actions Of your
neice the Mother will learn al
about the affair which she Is having
with married man. Serious trOu-
BILE will arise over this Relationship
and she will be sent away from this
city for q few months. Eventually
your neice will realize what . mis-
take she made, and learn to obey
her parents better I'm the future.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-08
FORECLOSURES

Several foreclosure actions were
brought in the local courts today:
In the court Of common pleas
the III. o. L. G. seeks two judg-
nients, one against Earl G. Dunn
and others, with property on
Dwight street involved. The other
10 against Lucille =. Doyle and
involves Wooster avenue property.
The Waterbury Savings Bank
brought an action I'm superior
court against Rocco Maimone
which seeks possession Of prop
erty ut $3.50 Laval street for ale
legged nOn-payment Of . promls-
sorry note Of $4,000.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-08
Science Reveals Much ForeteIs More
AS Astrologer Answers Hundreds OF
Questions On The Problems OF Life
Husband Will Not Provide
for Mate

Mrs. I. M. w. My husband and I
have been married for three years,
and during this time I have always
had to work and provide for myself.
as well as he too. Will he ever
change, or should leave him?
Ans. Your husband will never take
over the responsibility Of providing
for his wife. You win never be
happy having TO support him, as he
h the type Of person who one
might term as 'lazy."
Mrs. T. 8. Will the case which is
now in court be settled In my favor?
II so, when?
Ans. My science reveals that you
are divorced from the father Of your
child and now married again. The
case which you mention Is pertain
Ing to gaining custody Of your son,
and 1t will not come TO . final set
Element for approximately another
four months. At that time you will
be given custody Of him for the
summer months and your ex-hus-
band will have him during the
school period.
Mrs. B. w. My youngest sister
has requested us to permit her to
come live with us. My husband
does not want her. Please tell me
what I can do?
Ans. My opinion Is that you
should by all means give this young
lady the advantage Of an educa-
ton. You realize that unless you
permit her to live In your home she
will not be able to finish her school
Ing. Explain this situation more
thoroughly TO your husband, and
am sure that In q short time he
will give his consent TO this prob
lem.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-08

Is there something which I can do
to bring more happiness TO them?
Ans. Your father and mother are
both in love with someone else. Due
TO the unsettled conditions no
peace or happiness prevails in your
home. There Is nothing that you
can do TO help these conditions. In
due time some adjustments will be
made pertaining to a separation
which will be to the benefit Of both
your parents.
Dorothy d. H. Will I move out Of
this city soon?
Ans. In analyzlng your question I
find you DESTROYS Of changing your
occupation and going to some. other
city, however, / would not advise
you taking any action Of this nature
ut present. My chart denotes that
your son who now resides across the
ocean will make q journey 10 the
United States within the near fu-
ture; bringing you two people clos
er together and also make you much
happier and more satisfied here.
Mrs. r. r. What can I do To keep
my husband from going out with
other women?
Ans. My friend, your husband Is
not having any affairs with other
women. Your so-called frien s
through their jealousy have been
telling you these things which are
untrue. DO not lose confidence In
your husband, as you are the only
one whom he loves.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-08
Beauty Culture Proper
Vocation

Miss w. N. D. I have been plan
ming on taking up beauty culture as
my life vocation, however, my fam
lily and friends are trying to dis
courage me. What should do?
Ans. My science denotes that you
being q Gemini subject are excep-
tionally well qualified for this par
ticular field Of endeavor, and II Is
my sincere advice that you make
Immediate plans TO enter training.
I am confident that you will be
successful In this work.
Mrs. H. o. E. My youngest daugh-
ter has been Ill for the past three
months. Is there any cure for her?
Ans. My friend, the best and only
thing which will bring about recov-
cry for your daughter Is TO send her
away 10 the sanitarium which your
physician has prescribed. She will
get the proper medical attention,
and you should not feel bad about
sending her away, even though she
IL only 10 years old. 1t will be 10
her own advantage to 30.
Mr.. A. r. Will the plans which I
now have In mind ever materialize?
Ans. You can be successful In your
recent business venture, however.
only by placing more confidence In
your ability, and working harder In
the future.
Astrologer Predicts
Separation
Mr.. w. I. Y. Why is 1t that my
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-08
Advises Change in
Climate

Mrs. M. I. r. My husband and
I haven't had very good health
since we have been living in this
state. Should we move back where
we came from?
Ans. 1t is indicated that your
husband can be inst as successful
In the state Of Arizona as Connecti-
cut, and am sure that you would
both enjoy much better health In
dry climate. 1t would be best to
make the contemplated change.
Miss j. G. Should I urge my
friend to obtain a divorce, or give
up his friendship?
Ans. Your gentleman friend and
his wife have ceased caring and re-
speeding one another as they were
never sincerely in love, and It is
my opinion that It would be best for
him to secure q divorce. This we
man Is q very clever person and i
am sure that you do not want your
name connected with this affair.
therefore, you should not sec him
until completion Of this action.
Mrs. s. M. p. Will my son be
able to return TO college next Fall?
Ans. Yes, madam; II is quite
evident that your finances will have
increased to the extent that you
will be able 10 let your son finished
his college education. During the
two years which he has been away
from school he has saved q nice
sum Of money toward these ex-
penses. Not only this but having
had to work has taught him the
true value Of money, and how nec-
essary IL Is in life.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-08
HAwAIrs HEROES COUNTED

Honolulu CUP -Eiehty-cnc resi-
dents Of Hawaii lost their lives
while serving In the American.
army. navy and marine corps dur.
ing the World War, according 70 9
survey by American Legion posts
Of the territory.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-08
Many Unsolicited Letters
Received By Ell Haren

The letters below are positive proof Of what Ell Harcns
special readings and personal service have done for others
These only few of the many hundreds OF letters Whcn
this treat man has in his files coming from those who
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can receive the services by securing special reading
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caused much unhappiness and
heartaches I'm your family, but j see
your Mother Is partly to blame for
this She has always shown par
TALLY TO him, and shielded him In
his mistakes, never making him re-
alize what responsibilities there are
In life. Only through hard and
trying experience will he ever
change.
Accept Others Attention
Miss T. M. D. Should I believe
in my boy friend, or 60 out with
other young men?
Ans. You being only ~ years old
and 50 undecided In your own mind,
my deductions are for you TO ac-
cent the attention OF other young
men, and not let your mind dwell
80 much ON the mentioned boy
friend.
Miss E. B. Will my Father con-
sent to my starting to work this
spring?
Ans. II you are patient and ex-
plain your true motive for wanting
to work In due time - will give
his consent. ] am confident that
you would be much happier work.
ing, rather than staying at home
doing nothing, as you are very am
bilious and can accomplish great
heights Of success I'm life.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-08
Literary Ability Evident

Miss r. N. G.. I have always been
very interested in writing. Do you
think ! have enough ability to do
anything with 1t?
Ans. IL is quite evident that you
possess much ability In this en-
deavor. but you cannot expect to
reach fame in q short period Of
time. i am sure that by You con-
tinuing to give all Of your possible
time to this work, that within the
next few years your articles will be
recognized very widely.
Miss ]. M. My brother-in-law Is
cheating on my sister. Should /
tell her of his actions?
Ans. Under no circumstances
should you mention this subject TO
your sister. This affair Is absolute
ly none of your business, therefore,
advise you to not mention same
to her. Your sisters present ac-
tions are no better than bis, there
fore II you want your family name
to be kept respectable II Ia better
TO not talk about this subject In the
future.
Mr.. Joseph M. Would I be more
fortunate II I were TO move to an
other town?
Ans. Sir; the city Of Waterbury
liz denoted TO hold very bright flu
ture ahead for you n you will only
use your given abilities and talents
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-08
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vice to everyone they may partake Of his counsel and to
enable everyone to receive Reading OF themselves in strict
confidence by mail In this column printed Special
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Advancement Shown in
80 Days

Mr.. Geo. r. Mr.. Haren, do you
see me ever getting any farther
along in this firm than I am now?
Ans. The vibration I receive
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-08
Dear Advisor:

Dear Advisor:
Very happy to tell you, Mr. Haren that derived just
much benefit and happiness from the Reading recently
received the that you sent last year. thank
you kindly your wonderful sincere advice and trust to
keep in touch with you in the future.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. DELLA PRUETT,
Freeport, Texas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-08

Dear Mr. Ell Haren:
am writing to extend my words of thanks for your
very splendid advice and also the much benefit that
derived from both your solutions and guidance Also the
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press my true appreciation Wishing success and hap
piness in your work extended to mankind, remain,
Sincerely,
MISS GRACIA M. HOPPER,
Birch Ave,
Ellsworth, Maine.
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Kind Sir:

Kind Sir:
Wish to thank you my Reading and personal letter.
AS you notice. have made the change told me to make
and very happy in doing Have my brother with me-
too as YOU advised and am SO much contented.
Thanking you again. and wishing you continued success
and happiness.
Very truly yours,
E. LARSON,
745O Glenview Ave,
Chicago, Illinois.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-08
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Astrologer Predicts
Separation

Mr.. w. I. Y. Why is 1t that my
mother and father do not agree?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18
The Secretary Of State
And Mrs. Hull Leave
Tomorrow for Canada
They Will Be Guests of Governor General
and Lady Tweedsmuir; MIR. Dunn and
Mr.. Mcbride to Accompany the Hulls.

TINE Secretary of Mrs Cordel Hull will leave
Washington Ottawa where they will be guests
Governor General of Canada and Lady Tweedsmuir.
Secretary Hull will accompanied by the Chief Of
Political Relations Division of the State Department, Mr..
Clement the Assistant the Secretary Of
State Mr. Harry A. Mcbride
There will be informal luncheon held at Government
House Wednesday, and in the evening the Secretary and Mrs Hull
will be the guests whose honor the Prime Minister Mr. Mac
kenze King will behalf of the Government of Canada
Thursday they will have lunch at the United States Legation
evening official dinner Government
House. after which they will leave for Toronto There Mr. and
Mrs Hull will be the guests of the Ontario Lieutenant Governor
and Mrs Herbert Friday the Secretary will be the guest
the Board Governors the University of Toronto where
degree of Doctor of Laws will be conferred him at
special convocaton the University Mr. Mackenzie King also
will attend this ceremony
Hull their party will leave Toronto Friday
return to Washington.
The newly appointed United States Minister to Panama
Frank Corrigan at the Mayfower few days with Mrs
They have just returned to this country from Dr. Cor
United States Minister Salvador They
go
Chicago but plan to be in Washington again before leaving De-
cember Is for Panama
Col j. M Johnson Assistant Secretary of Commerce. and Mrs
apartment
mother Order Richardson Johnson October at Col
Johnsons Mrs Johnson old widow
and four She native of Marion County but spent her
last Knson N c. at the home of her youngest
daughter, Mrs j. Frank Laroque
Eough wife of Capt Hough U S M c., and their
small John Hough r have arrived in Washington and
visiting Mrs Houghs parents Mr. and Mrs Pitcher until
Capt. Hough returns from China.
Miss Agnes Doherty. Senator Joseph c.
Oahoney who makes her home with them at the Wardman
Hotel had with for the week end clasSmate at Dunn
barton College, Miss Agnes Drew.
Wnifred Clark who makes her home in Washington is
staying with Miss Dohery during the absence of Senator and
Mrs OMahoney.
Ellison Smith of Lynchburg c., of Senator
and Mrs Ellison Smith is stopping at wardman
Hotel while in town for a few days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18
Washington Forum
Lecture Series.

The Washington Forum will have
as its speakers for the season at Con-
stitution Hall Mr.. H. G. Wells, who
will talk November 8: Mr.. Dale Car
negie. who will speak November %;
Count Raoul de Sales, January IS;
Mr.. Sinclair Lewis, February "a, and
Mr.. Thomas Mann March 10.
A partial list of sponsors for the
lectures includes Mrs. Henry Alvah
Strong, Dean and Mrs Henry Grattan
Doyle, the director of the mint, Nellie
Tayloe Ross: Mrs. Mary T. Grayson,
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Max Kauff-
mann. Mr. and Mrs L. Corrin Strong,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. Eliot, ID;
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Leigh, Mr..
and Mrs. James Cunningham Rogers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Milo Perkins,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles l.. Drayton, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman, Mr.
and Mrs. Marshall c. Finnan, Col.
ard Mrs. Harold N. Marsh, Mrs. Nor
man Gerstenfeld. Mr.. and Mrs John
L. Proctor and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
c. Morris