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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-11
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-11
Noted AstroIOger Extends Very Beneficial Advice
To All Consulting Him, AS He Eliminates
Worry And Fear From Hearts And Minds OF Many
Son Choosing Wrong
Friends

mr.. z. H. Can you tell me, FL
Haren. what Is wrong with my son?
He has been acting rather queer
lately?
Ans. My friend, you son is keeping
company with the wrong group Of
boys that are persuading him to a
great extent. Am sorry to say that
IL he continues in their company
serious trouble IL indicated for all Of
them. Have an understanding with
your sol; immediately, before It Is
too late.
Miss L. X. Would you advise me
to make the trip that ] have been
planning on lately?
Ans. My advice Is for you to for
get the trip that you have been
planning on with q certain young
man. II this trip is made yeur par
epts will find out the true nature Of
this situation, aid upon your re-
turn You will cause head aches and
sorrows for yourself, and In your
home; whcih are not at all neces-
sary.
Mr.. T. d. What will become Of my
home II do not get position soon
SO that can make the payments on
1t?
Ans. Indications point very fav-
Orable toward you obtaining po-
s.ti0n within the next so days,
which will enable you to make the
payments ON your home and hold
possession Of same.
G. v. What life work am I best
suited for to make a success Of
myself?
Ans. You being born Of the
Aquarius birth sign, possess the
qualities to be able to master the
commercial business world, such as
stenographer, secretary, bookkeeper,
and all work pertaining to the
business world.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-11

Mrs. P. G. Will my daughter ever
recover from the disease which she
now has?
Ans. Your daughter is ON the path
of recovery now, but this Is going
to take quite few more months be-
fore she is completely well. Continue
to carry out the instructions Of the
physician, and she will recover.
Mr.. F. r. Please tell me If my wife
and I are well mated?
Ans. Am very happy to state that
a lot Of happiness is shown for you
during your married life. You two
people are we'll mated together, and
deep love is indicated in behalf Of
both of you. You should be very
proud Of your home and life mate.
J. B. When am going to. gel
work, and what will IT. be?
Ais. Within another week, you
will be busily engaged I'm law Of
flee. 1t seems that you are stem
ographer or a reporter, but this pc.
siti0n will not be In the city Of Wa
terbury. Send for your Especial
Reading" and have two ueStions
answered privately and confidential
ly by mail.
F. B.-Cheshire, Conn. viii there
be trouble arise In the present ex-
listing conditions? s.a
Ans. find you referring TO sum
Of money which you have had COM
ing to you for quite a long period Of
time. Will state that astrological
indications show you not receiving
same until a more definite proceed
ure TO collect is followed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-11
No Love Seen

j. c. L. Does the boy whom ] am
keeping company with love me?
Ans. You are the type Of person
who always wants attention and af-
lection showered OF; you at all times.
This person does not love you, in
my opinion, and will not give you
the attentions which you desire.
This being the fact, you like this
party much more for his actions, as
he is not always at your call to do
anything you request Of him. Until
you change your thoughts In this
direction, ! do not sec you being
successful In obtaining your pres
emit desires.
H. O.-Waterville, Conn. Should
we purchase the business we are
now contemplating upon?
Ans. My friend, in analyzing your
thought see your husband now
employed, and would not advise this
mentioned change. IT seems that un-
der existing conditions he would be
much better off to remain with his
employer; rather than enter into
business for himself.
Mrs. G. I. Will my brother and I
be able to settle my Mothers es-
tate without difficulties?
Ans. I would suggest that you
have q very close friend to handle
this estate, thereby, passing off all
difficulties which night arise be-
tween your brother and yourself.
Miss H. e. L. Will I get the posi-
ton which have an application
for at the present time with the Or
ganization now have in mind?
Ans. My chart reveals that you
would be very valuable empl0ye in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-11

Miss D. A. r. My boy friend left
me to take q position In another
city. When will he return, if ever?
Ans. 1t Is shown that your boy
friend was transferred to this other
city while the home office Of this
organization are securing someone
for this vacant office. A man 10 ON
his way to that city now, and when
he arrives your boyf riend Will be
sent back here.
Mrs. s. T. c. Will my husband be
successful in the business he Is
thinking Of starting?
Ans. My deductions are that your
husband by all means should enter
this field Of endeavor, as this will
be the starting point Of prosperity
in his life, and he should continue
with the other thought which nc
now has In mind.
Mrs. e. p. L. Will my husband
have steady work?
AIS. My science reveals that your
husband viii retain his present p0-
sition with his employer for the
coming summer months. However,
DC little later date there u
very beneficial change denoted for
him. This will be one step higher
To success in his life vocation.
8. WI. A.-Oakville, Con. Shall ]
carry out my present plans despite
my husbands objections?
Ans. Madam; by you going ahead
and securing . position - you aye
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-11
FEB. Is YOUR LAST DATE TO CONSULT Ell HAREN
AstroIoger Predicts
Advancement

B. o. w. VIII I always Tanaair IN
nay present capacity, or win ] receive
the advancement which am work.
ing for?
Ans. MY deductions show that
you and another salesman are work
ing for the same position which q
to be open IN the next 30 days. Xou
have the ability 10 work id this ca
paeity and by putting forth Just .
little more hard work and serious
thoughts in this direction you VIII
be successful I'm obtaining same.
A. b. L. WIN my health ever per-
init me to 60 back to my life work2
Ans. My chart indicates that you
are q dancer, and It appears that
you will never 80 back to this work.
II Is shown that you are very much
interested In marriage at the pres
ent time. You win get married just
rs soon ~ your health permits, az
II Is quite evident now.
Mrs. M. H. How long shall we re-
main on the farm here where we
now live?
Ans. It is my opinion that you
will not have the opportunity 70 re-
main on this farm much longer, -
plans for foreclosure are being
made now. 1t Is too late for You
and your husband to change your
attitude towards this work. 1t VIII
be necessary for you both TO seek
employment, and start back int
building up for your future. You
can blame no one but yourselves -
you have been very negligent In this
affair.
Mrs. M. A. B. VIII make .
change in my residence soon?
Ans. You will change permanent
residence to the state Of California
TO live with your son.
Mr.. W.EM.How will my present
investments turn out?
Ans. 1t is my opinion that you
are now referring to your stock In
vestments, which I find to be quite
lower IL; value now, than the price
that you paid for them originally
1t seems to me by holding them IN
your possession for the six or eight
months that they will bring you the
price Of what you now have
invested.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-11
MERIT SYSTEM IS
PRAISED BY TAFT
More Than 500 Members
OF Local Chapter Gained
Past Two Weeks

Final reports Of membership drive
workers given at the University
club rooms of The Elton last night
showed that more than 500 new
members. of the Waterbury chapter,
Connecticut Merit System associa-
ton have been gained during the
past two weeks. OF the IA teams
working, three exceeded the allotted
quota and three others came within
10 per cent Of making their quota.
Congratulations were extended by
John B. Goss, chairman Of the CAM
paign, who also read q message OF
commentator from the president
of the state association, Horace D.
Taft.
Complete returns, with the cap
tains of the teams and percent
ages of the quotas attained. fol-
low: John b. Goss, LA Arthur
Purinton, 1876 Mrs. John Brodie,
103 Henry Campbell, 81 William
IL. Burke, 95 John F. Robinson,
lis e. H. Davis. 81 Phillip Won
Tobel, IS; John M. Brodie, "a;
Mrs. G. p. Rodenbach, Is; Mrs.
Frank McEvoy, IS; Arthur Du-
Bots, 81; Howard e. C0e. no
report; and Perry Graicerstein, NO
report.
Mr.. Taft's letter follows:
II have been immensely pleased
to hear of the good work for the
Merit System being done in Wa
terbury. and want to, congrat-
ulate you and others who are CIV
ing so much time and effort TO q
question that Is vital to good gov
eminent. / hope that you will
keep 1t up. The great majority Of
those who have looked into the
Offices out Of politics. The only
trouble is that 1t Is dificult to
make people ipeek w and show
our representatives where they
stand. The more people join the
movement. the better chance for
Ia thorouenly satisfactory law"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-11
Present Conditions Can.
not Bring Success

Mr.. w. T. It seems that ever
since I have been working ] have
not gained anything. Why Is this?
What can expect out Of the future?
Ans. The reason for your not be-
ing successful heretofore Is that you
do not remain In one place long
enough. Your royersome nature will
be the cause Of unhappiness u you
do not try to overcome It. Remain
In one place, taking more interest IN
your work and it will be possible Tor
more success to come to you.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-11
Enploye Refuses Proposal

Mr.. X. E. Will the lady that I
now have working for me ever be
my wife?
Ans. My sciencc reveals that this
party enjoys working for You quite
a great deal, but that she does not
love you, and will not accept your
proposal to become your wife sug-
gest that you forget this situation,
and find new interest in life.
Mrs. I. d. Will my husband have
a better position soon?
Ans. More definite plans are in
dicated in this direction during the
coming spring months. 1t seems that
IL will be similar to the work which
he Is now acquainted with. More
happiness shown for all concerned
B. r. r. Can you please tell me
why my wife will not tell me what
is wrong with her health?
Ans. It appears that within SIX
months you will have full informa-
ton regarding this condition. Try
to have q better understanding with
your wife, and she will explain this
matter in full detail do not see
any unhappiness resulting from this,
but IL you will 60 to her In the
right manner your mind will be re-
lieved pertaining to this subject.
Mr.. H. L. U. Should I accept the
position now have In mind?
Ans. My calculation denotes that
by remaining in your present posi-
ton you will be given much better
opportunity In the near future 70
have daded success in your field Of
endeavor. i would not advise you To
accept the mentioned offer, but be
very patient and you will realize al
a later date what an advantageous
decision you made.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-11
Father Returns to Business

I. F. Will my father ever to be
able to go back in the business that
he was once in?
Ans. Indications point that sue
cess will come to your Father In this
direction. 1 see him being able to
carry out his plans within the near
future. He is ca. Iable in, this work,
and will find success in his second
attempt. Also you can do q great
deal to help him with kind words
and encouragement.
M. r. Will I get the money in q
legal procedure that L have been
waiting for? XII 60
Ans. In considering your letter, !
feel assured that you will obtain
morley in this direction Of which
you are speaking. It does not APP
year, however, this money will como
rs soon as you have anticipated.
Things of this nature usually take
much time to settle. A very satisfac-
tory settlement is evident.
Miss M. B. Please tell me how my
present friendship will turn out?
Ans. Frankly speaking my friend,
your desires will l;ever be fulfilled
for a home, love and happiness II
you continue to have dates with this
married man. suggest that you Inn
mediately turn your attentions TO
a single young man.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-11
Trip Proves Beneficial

Mrs. r. F. I Shall I make definite
arrangements to make the trip
which have been contemplating?
Ans. My vibrations are that you
will make this within the next 80
days. 1t seems that this trip will be
to see your son, and also the girl
whom he has just recently married.
This person is very worthy OF car
rying your family name. She has q
very good social background, and
possesses many fine qualities. You
will be very much pleased with her
] am sure.
MIR. E. H. L. Will my Father ever
be successful in receiving the rights
on his patent?
Ans. MY calculations are that he
Is not carrying out the correct pro.
ceduse. Would advise him to contact
the party whom he was recently
talking with, and this person VIII
be able to help him obtain same.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-11
MIR. Ell HAREN:
Ell HAREN: DEAR Sir:

Ell HAREN: DEAR Sir:
During your engagement with The Bangor Daily News
took advantage Of the opportunity to consult you and GER
ainy glad that did Received the answers to my two
questions along with the Special Reading, and very much
pleased with them Will get in touch with you again soon
for advice Thanks great deal for your kindness
Yours very truly,
MRS. CARRIE WATKINS,
Box 49,
Northport, Maine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-11

now contemplating you will only be
bringing added trouble TO your
home, Therefore, advise you TO re-
main in the role Of a wife. Your
husbands pride will be hurt when
he thinks that he cannot provide for
you.
Will Dispose of Property
MIR. T. B. Will I be able to sell the
property which I have in another
city?
Ans. BY carrying out the plans
which you have I'm mind you Will
dispose Of this property. However,
you are asking too much money for
same. BY reducing the price you will
be able to- sell said property much
sooner. $1,000 is too much money
for . type Of home that you have
for sale.
Miss X. N. w. have been going
with a young man for some time.
Will ever marry him?
Ans. A marriage Is shown with
this party. My calculations are that
this person will propose to you dur
ing the month of April this year.
The person that you speak Of loves
and respects you to the highest de-
gree, thereby assuring you Of .
very happy married life.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-11

turn out satisfactorily?
AIS. The vibration receive
shows this concern to be your Fa-
theirs in the state Of Pennsylvania.
He will receive his rights in another
GO days.
Mrs. S. p. Please tell me, will ]
ever become a Mother?
Ans. Astrological indications are
very favorable for you during the
year Of 1888. Much happiness will
be bestowed upon you as q result
therefr0m.
d. j. Will my Father change his
business before I start with him, or
will he continue as he is now?
Ans My deductions are that your
Father is very much satisfied with
his present business, and he is moi
contemplating having you come In
with him. Therefore, suggest that
you turn your thoughts ON other
interests, and discontinue being de-
pendent ON him for everything in
life which you have.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-11

this line Of work, but that you will
not be successful in obtaining same
as you are too young / would sug-
gcst that you obtain q position In
this area, so that you can be closer
to your home, and near your dear
Mother and Father.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-11
Those Who Receive
Haren's Aid Say This:
MIR. Ell HAREN, DEAR SIR:

appreciate so much your fine services, and because
you have been such great help to me in my life, am TAX
ing the chance to send for Reading for my son. Your
work is high in my mind Thank you again. and wish you
greater success.
Yours very truly,
C. HERMANN,
1873 No. 10th st.,
Ewood, Indiana.
KIND SIR:
Have been well pleased with the services which you e
tended to me during your engagement with The Knoxville
Journal received my Reading, and also your advice on
the two questions Both very satisfactory in every way
Truly yours,
MRS. LOUISE LIPE,
Rogersville, Tennessee.
MIR. Ell HAREN:
Wish to say that very grateful for the Reading
that you sent surely expect to receive great resu
therefro Have other questions that would like to cHa
suit you on in the future will write again soon
Yours very respectfully
MR.. JOSEPH ED SMITH,
In care Of H. Mcdonald
Rural Route No !,
Niles, Michigan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-11

Many people throughout the entire universe have
testified most willing to the help and guidance Ell Hareu
has been to them The letters which you have just read
come from Just few of the countless who have received
his Special Correspondence Service This opportunity is
now at the disposal of all DEMOCRAT readers so that
YOU may be relieved of the worries which are now con-
fronting you. E Harens engagement will end Thursday
February 2 so you urged to take advantage of the
Specal Reading and Question Coupon immediately SO
that YOU will be sure of receiving his assistance Be sure
and communicate with Ell Haren today there only
IA days remaining to do SO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-11
DEAR FRIEND:

DEAR FRIEND:
Wish to state that every member of our family has re-
ceived one of your Readings and they all well pleased
and very much satisfied with everything that you have sent
Your advice has been very beneficial to my family as well
as myself We are extending our thanks to you
Sincerely,
MRS. CREOLA WEBB,
1928 E. Eighteenth ST.,
New Castle, Indiana.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-01-14
8. P. w. Club Has
Meeting Tuesday

An interested and attentive group
heard clea' and instructive talk bv
t. P. Gholson local attorney, when he
addressed the Business and Profess
sional Womons Club in the Ferry
Memorial Library Tuesday night
Carrying out the Ten Year Objective
all clubs are trying to inform them
selves on Legislative matters and Mr..
Gholson's talk was concerning laws
that will most likely be enacted at
the present session and also subjects
that will come up for much atten-
ton and discussion.
The local club is a member of the
Legislative Council of Women, pri-
marily interested in legislation per-
tanning to women and children. A re-
cent announcement stated that the
group will have for the first time this
year an active lobbyist working in
their interest during the session The
local club will. visit the Legislature
in a body sometime when bills of
special interest to them will be dis
Cussed.
A short business session followed
the talk at which the usual routine
matters came up for attention. At the
conclusion all were invited to go to
Parkers for refreshments as guests of
Mi~a Grace Galbrath, president, which
social feature was greatly enjoyed.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-01-14
ADULT DRIVERS Of
BUSES ARE ASKED
But Senate Bill Makes No
Provision for Funds To
Pay Grown-Ups
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.

Raleigh, Jan. 14@The bill introduce
ed by Senator J. G. Pitt, of Sanford,
to require all drivers of school buses
to be 25 years old or older, is giving
rise to two questions among those
adult school bus drivers.
One of these is whether the type of
adults who would be willing to take
jobs as school bus drivers, at a salary
of probably $40 a month, would oe
any more capable and any more re-
sponsihle than the high school boys
who now act as drivers for most of
the buses.
Another of these questions is where
the additional $1,OOO,OOO year need
ed to pay adult school bus drivers can
or will be obtained.
Records Are Cited.
While at first glance, many are in
clined to believe that adult school bus
drivers would prove more efficient
and have fewer accidents than stu
dert drivers, the records of the trans
portation division of the State School
Commission do not bear this out. The
figures show that school buses are at
the present time just twice as safe
as commercial vehicles and that COM
mercial vehicles are one and one-half
times as safe as private automobiles
For during the year 1885, the State
registered commercial vehicles report
ed che accident for each 773,3O0 miles
travelled, while during the 1855
school term of eight months, the
states 1000 school buses reported on
ly one accident for every 1872, 500
miles travelled-more than half mil
lion more accident-free miles travell-
ed than commercial vehicles, all div
en- by adult drivers.
The figures for the calendar year
1885 show that SO times more children