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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30
WHITTEMORE FUND
GRADUALLY RISES
Especial TO The Democracy

Naugatuck, Jan. 30.-The proceeds
from the annual "Y" Valentine
dance to be held February IL, will
be applied to a sum which has been
gradually accommodating for a suit
able remembrance to the late Harris
Whittemore, Sr. The amount to date
stands at $437.93. This is In the
hands of the treasurer of the Maui
gatuck Y. M. C. A. The tribute
planned will be fitting one and 1t
is hoped the amount needed may
be reached in another year.
The Valentine dance has become
the best attended of the year and
this February plans are being made
to accommodate $50 couples.
Tickets are now in the hands OF
the ticket committee and may be
purchased from them or at the ~"
office. Reservations are also being
received at the "Y" office and they
will be held until Wednesday, Feb
ruary 10. The ticket committee for
this years event is as follows:
Elmer Schmitz, Idris Anderson, Les
ter Bushnell, Andrew DAILY, Steve
Sweeney, Kenneth johnson. John
RaytkWich. Harris Whittemore, Jr.,
Fred Zehnder. James Heavens.
Ellsworth Neary. Arthur Lindaw.
Alec Walker, John McGroary, Alvin
Noble, Fritz Klambt. and William
Morris.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30
Mans Love Untrue

M. B. E. Just how soon will my
friend and marry?
Ans. There Is no marriage shown
for you to the one in question. There
are others in his life, and all Of
your thoughts as to this person have
been merely air castles.
r. H. Will I continue with my Of
flee position, or what do you see
for me in the future?
Ans. A change in managers will
place you in another department of
this same concern. A marriage is
not indicated for some time. This
change will come about around the
18th of next month.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30
Special Reading Offered For Limited
Time, To Enable All To Receive His
Services Before Engagement Ends
Mother Leaves Family
With Another

Mr.. B. F. 8. have three lovely
children. The Oldest Is IL years of
age. The Mother Of these children
Is staying away from home, and I
fear the consequences. What can /
do2
Ans. I see where you have tried
every possible method to have her
realize her duty as q wife and
Mother, but 10 no avail. 1t viii be
necessary for you 10 face q separa-
tion, and to place your family with
your wonderful Mother.
r. r. T. Should I invite Mr.. and
Mrs. G., to our Home? II do what
will be the results?
Ans. After you make this engage
nent and spend an evening togeth-
er, you will be ut peace with your
self. Next Wednesday seems to be
the day they will come to your
home.
v. E. G.-Watertown, Conn. I
am trying to sell my house. will I
do so soon?
Ans. My deductions pertaining
your questions shows that you
should not participate in a trans
action Of this nature now. 1t seems
that by waiting for another three
months or SO you will be fortunate
In obtaining q better price.
Mrs. J. T. Do you see me receiv-
ing. or making a connection very
soon as to employment?
Ans. The thought coming to me
shows that you will receive place
ment with q manufacturing organ
ization In this city within the next
two weeks,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30
FL FAREN GAINING GREATER POPULARITY HERE
Jealousy Impairs Future
Happiness

Mr.. B. S. Our oldest daughter has
asked us to live with her. Do you
think my wife viii agree to cd so?
Ans. A condition Of jealousy ex-
lists between; your wife and daugh-
ter. It seems that your wife feels
your daughter Is being nice just be-
cause you have q little money to
give her. 1 would advise you to es-
tabIish youy own home, and By do
ing SO you will protect both your
self, daughter and wife
Mrs. E. G. My daughter is to be
married. How will my husband re-
act when hears Of this wedding?
Ans. 1t would be better for you to
relate this affair to your husband,
rather than him receiving news OF
this condition outside Of your home.
1t will rot appeal to him ut first.
However, by using your owl; intui-
tion you will be able to curve this
controversy very satisfactorily.
do not find any serious cOmplica-
tions arising from same. Happiness
is denoted for your daughter.
A. Beacon Falls, Conn. When
will marry?
Ans. 1t Is my opinion that hue to
the fact you are only 20-years old
it would be to your advantage to
turn your thoughts in more bene-
ficial directions, until you have an
opportunity to carry out your de-
sires in this direction. No marriage
is indicated il; your behalf for an
other two or three years.
Mr.. Bob w. We are seriously
planning on buying a car. In order
to do so we must borrow money.
Will we be able to carry out our
plans?
Ans. At present you have every
intention of doing SO. However, my
sciel;ce shows that you are making
q grave mistake. Keep your old car
for short time longer, until you
have saved enough money to make
down payment. Your insurance pol
Icy is more valuable to you and
yours, than the car you have IN
mind
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30
Many Testify To His Accuracy Daily
Before Engagement Terminates

For many years mankind has searched for the strange
explanation Of fate the secrets forces which reveal destiny
In the Far East land of mystery and rich in its traditions
of mental science great teachers have helped those who
sought their problems through the aid of occult
sciences and weird mental practices as old history
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procedure to follow to overcome their difficulties and to
avoid mistakes heartaches and unhappness in their life
if they will only take advantage of the opportunity now
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Ell Harens services that he extended to countless
Many find their reside brighter their difficulties reversed
and their worries and sorrows episode of the past
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Ell Haren is swamped with mail at the present time
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30
Relatives influence Wife

Mrs. I. F.. L. I have been told a
number of times that my husband Is
untrue to me. Do you see him going
with someone else in this city?
Ans. In analyzing your letter i
see you have two relatives visiting
you and have been for the past two
or three months. During this time
they have had your mind in an up
roar because they have nothing to
do during the day but gossip. You
have never accused your husband of
such actions in the past fro there
was no reason for it, and do not
find any at present. Have your rel
atives return to their home ard
your trouble is ended.
N. T. w. Do you see me going
West?
Ans. ] do not find any reason or
condition taking you westward. You
will always remain In Waterbury.
Your home and business seem to
be permanently located here. Send
: for your Special Reading, aid re-
ceivc answers TO your other ques-
lions free by purchasing this dOcu-
ment. See Coupon.
Mr.. T. C. M. Would a grocery
store be a good investment for me?
Ans. My calculation denotes thai
a small business would be beneficial
to you. You are capable in this di-
rection and satisfactory income
would be evident. Also this would
give you the desire of yjna
your mil;d for the coming years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30
Predicts Change

Mrs. I. M. K. have been working
ever since I was married. VIII my
husband obtain a better position to
enable me to quit work?
Ans. Your husband is planning on
a change at the present time
Through some friends that he bas
connected with another company
will assist him in obtaining new
position. DO not become discouraged
OIL your part, because on or before
the next two months are up the de-
sired change will nlaterjaltzc.
Mrs. ]. A. G. Will I be . ',le to
purchase this home at my price IN
the future?
Ans. 1t appears that you are con-
templatin purchasing the house
YOU are now residing in. am con-
fident that you will make this trans
action at your own price, but this
will not come about soon. By not
appearing Over-anxiOus 1 see you
winning this party over to the price
you want to pay for said property.
Mr.. L. E. N. Will be successful?
Ans. The vibration receive shows
that around the 10th Of next month
you are contemplating ON entering
into a business Of your own. You
being Libra subject possess the
necessary qualities, to be very sue
cessful i'm this work. Also there Is
denoted to be a marriage for you
shortly after your business starts to
show the desired financial returns.
Miss P. j. Will I be successful in
marriage?
Ans. My science denotes that
very happy and successful marriage
will come to you In your life. FL
nancial conditions in marriage. ap-
pear to be favorable, and children
are shown. Also a great deal OF
travel is indicated during that time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30
Astrologer Advises Con
slider Brother

Mr.. o. D. E. Does the investment
l am working on look satisfactory,
and how will the matter work out?
Ans. My deductions show that you
are dealing with a gentleman in this
city. j would forget this person, and
open smaller place by yourself, OF
consider your brother. You would
have more to gaiI; by this arrange
ment.
N. N. T. Will my son work the
coming summer in his present po-
Sition?
Ans. Am very sorry to state, but
he will lose this position within the
next couple of weeks. He lacks con-
fidence in his own ability, which he
must learn to cultivate before he
will ever be successful in his life
vocation.
Mrs. E. H. Will my husband and
/ ever have our domestic surround
ings improved?
Ans. 1t is denoted that you are
referring to a very close relative
who Is now residing in your home.
/ see that conditions surrounding
this person will improve and they
will soon leave fer another destina-
ton, leaving you and your husband
to yourselves again.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30

change in your position at This
time. am of the opinion that you
can gain more success through
your present connection, if you will
only overcome your dissatisfied and
disconnected feeling.
Mr.. G. ]. Will the man that ]
signed contract with last month be
successful in putting on this propo-
sition?
Ans. My chart denotes success IN
this direction. 1t appears that this
deal will 90 through during March
Of this year, at which time financial
conditions will also increase for YOU.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30
Loan Proves Profitable

Mr.. A. N. L. A close friend of mine
approached me for personal. loan.
Should I make 1t, or not?
Ans. Your friend Is sincere. Tie
will repay you in the length Of
time specified, and see you both
prOfiting through this transaction.
Miss w. N. F. Can you tell me,
Mr.. Haren, what the future has in
store for me?
Ans. Astrological indications arc
that you are engaged to very nice
young man, at this time. 1t Is indi-
Gated that you will be married to
him within the next few months
and that both will continue to work
after you are married.
Mr.. j. N. C. E.-Naugatuck, Conn.
Would 1t be beneficial for me to
look for another job?
Ans. In considering your question
would not advise you to make q
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30

not make the mistake of reaching
too high, and losing your present
foOthold.
Mr.. E. M.-Naugatuck, Conn. Will
ever receive any of the money
now have invested?
Ans. In analyzing your question
find you referring to money which
has been invested in a certain or
ganization in New Haven for the
past 16 years approximately. i sec
i'm the future you will receive some
morey through this channel. how
ever, not as much as you are now
anticipating.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30
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Every day we have published letters of this nature to
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30
DEAR Ell HAREN:

DEAR Ell HAREN:
Many thanks for my very interesting Astrological
Forecasts which received while you were here with the
Bangor Daily News read it with great interest and find
to be very true about Dear Ell Haren one can
readily after consulting you that your knowledge is
excellent and sincerely wish you every success in your
Now do not feel alone since have received your
counsel and aid Thanking you, am,
Respectfully,
MRS MARGARET A. Curly,
Box SO,
Dexter, Maine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30

Ans. 1t appears to me that you
have been listening to outside in
reference and other subjects that
are erroneous, which has hindered
your marriage to a great extent.
Your husband possesses very deep
love for you, and by all means do
not consider the subject of divOrcing
him, as this will positively not bring
you happiness, but only sorrow and
heartaches.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30
Many Unsolicited Letters
Received By Ell Haren
DEAR SIR:

DEAR SIR: t-.E
have heard so much about your wonderful work that
sending for Reading of myself, and also want your
advice my personal problems. You have been great
help to some of my friends and very anxious to
receive the Reading and answers to my questions
Sincerely yours
CANDELARIO PEREZ,
Standard Oil Venezuela,
Quiriquire,
Via Carppito Estado Manages,
South America.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30

DEAR ADVISOR:
Your Reading received. Have enjoyed your splendid
advice very much as explained to thoroughly just
what to Also very much pleased with your personal
service fact would like to obtain more information
from you about myself. Thanking you again for your
kind information extended to me- am.
Very respectfully,
MR. JAMES S. CORNETT,
Rural Route No. /,
Norris, Tennessee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30
MY DEAR Ell HAREN:

MY DEAR Ell HAREN:
am among the innumerable OF your well salts
fled clients Had the privilege OF obtaining your advice
during your engagement here and am very much pleased
in every respect for your help The answers to my ques
lions in detail and told exactly what to do Carried
out your instructions and will regret it, as was bene
fitted much Would like to consult you again Mr. Haren
in the future Thanking you for all past avors May
extend my best wishes for your continued success.
Yours sincerely
MISS NANETTE MUELLER,
1040 Portage Ave-,
South Bend, Indiana.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30
MR.. Ell HAREN, DEAR SIR:

MR.. Ell HAREN, DEAR SIR:
Thank you very much for your services. truly think
money well spent Never before have derived SO much
benefit for such small amount of money Your help will
be everlasting in my mind. Trust that you will be back
with us again some day Thanking YOU
Very truly yours,
MRS. JOANNA FRITZ,
1706 Chaplin St,
Jackson, Michigan.
Evening star., 1937-12-15

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Evening star., 1937-12-15

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Evening star., 1937-12-15

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SO inches wide to the pair.
Evening star., 1937-12-15

Regularly 600. Full 100 inches
wide to the pair. Finished 2h
tie backs. .Broadcloth lined. New
wanted colors.
Evening star., 1937-09-04
Cannon Denies Associated
Press Dispatch Statements

To the Editor of The Star:
A friend has sent me clipping from
your issue of August 81 This clipping
is an Associated Press dispatch from New
York Ordinarily / do not attempt to
correct the errors in press report, but
this report attributes to me almost un-
thinkable ignorance, and clearly impos-
sible knowledge. The report states:
Il think Congress will pass an amend
ment which will give them the ability
to restrict the liquor traffic according to
the judgment of Congress. Washington,
which had 400 speakeasies during prohi-
bition, now has 1900 saloons, he OBJ
served"
I certainly did not say that Congress
would pass a constitutional amendment.
1t has no such power What 1 did say
was that an amendment in my judgment
would be passed which would give to Con-
gress the ability to prohibit, or to re-
strict the liquor traffic, in accordance
with it's judgment. did not say that
Washington had 400 speakeasies during
prohibition. I have no knowledge as to
how many speakeasies there were, nor
has anybody else. What I did say was
that Washington had only 400 saloons
In 1917. before District prohibition, and
1t now has 1900 saloons.
JAMES CANNON, Jr.
Richmond, Va.
Evening star., 1937-09-04
WashingtOn.

The Capitol dome, the long arcade of
the Union Station, the monument to
Columbus, which does not claim for him
the discovery of America, the tinted
fountain which would be more notably
beautiful If it were not colored, the
Corinthian portico of the Supreme Court
Building with living jurists carved in
marble over the entrance, the Shake
speare Library, which the founders
widow aptly called The PEARL" the
Library of Congress with It's expansive
Annex, the Romanesque splendor OF st.
Peters Church.
The white marble walls of the offices
of the Senate and the House, the seated
efngy of John Marshall, the glass and
aluminium witchery of the Botanic Gar
dens, the Bartholdi dancers in bronze,
the Grant monument emancipated to =
tardy glory, the souvenir shops in Penn
sylvania Avenue, the Old Pension Once
with its terracotta Big Parade of 1865.
the Mall restored to verdancy, the site Of
the Mellon Gallery soon to rise. the gray
dignity of the District Court still Greek
through many renovations, F street with
its shops and theaters. the Triangle with
the old Post Once not yet demolished,
the Smithsonian group Of museums with
their sponsoz asleep In their midst, the
Evening star., 1937-09-04

Treasury like an architectural leviathan
lying where Andrew jackson ordered 1t
to lie, the White House with its ghosts
Of departed tenants.
The obelisk to the Nations Father, the
Corcoran Gallery and Constitution Hall,
the Red Cross and Pan-American Union
headquarters, the National Academy of
Sciences and the american Pharmaceu-
tical Institute, Abraham Lincoln in his
temple and with crowds around his feet
the Memorial Bridge and Arlington
House beyond, the Amphitheater with
the Unknown Soldier forever at peace.
The Sea and the Stars and the Wind in
symbols for the sailor for whom Du Pont
Circle was named, the Taft and the CAL
vert Street Bridges graceful beyond the
power OF words to tell, Rock Creek cease
lessly marching down from the hills to
the Potomac and the ultimate Bay, the
Embassies and Legations of Massachu-
setts avenue, the Observatory on its
mound, Washington Cathedral in its
trees, innumerable homes In uncounted
suburbs.
These things, listed in the manner of
Walt Whitman. are Washington. Think
ing OF them In the silence OF the night,
one may hear the heart Of a people
beating.
Evening star., 1937-09-04
Safety Drives Futile If
Curb Parking Prevails

To the Editor Of The Star:
noticed that an article you published
the other day written by w. E. Ryan in
reference to having Mr. Emo as safety
director OF Washington traffic.
Mr.. Emo, Mr.. Van Duzer, the manager
of the A. A. A. and the Commissioners
as we'll as the police chief all know that
unless the cars are put up in garages at
night and each car has its place like
every city has in this country, all the
safety drives in the world, even If con-
Quoted by Mr.. Emo or our President of
the United States, will not stop all these
people being killed in this city. The
people in Washington are not only al
lowed to store their cars 365 days a year
on the streets of this city, but wash
them and even repair them on the
street. Last evening about pm. when
I came out of the Carlton Hotel I saw
three colored men washing cars in that
block-a fine sight for this city. If the
people that come here keep buying cars
in another year we will have still more
deaths. Nearly all deaths come from
people having to step nearly out into
the street on account of cars being parked
all over the street on both sides and then
the person driving the car cannot see
the people about to cross as they step
from behind or in front of parked car.
The same line of bull goes on forever
about the safety drive. How in the world
can this city ever look decent or can all
these deaths be stopped as long as the
Commissioners let the people store their
cars, wash them and repair them on the
city's streets 365 days a year?
VIC GALLAGHER.