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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-06
Astrologer See Trouble

Miss P. r. K. Will / be happy in
married life? Will we make our
home here, or in another city?
Ans. My friend, according TO find
ings, you will never have the Opp0r-
tunity to carry out your plans II
you do not discontinue meeting the
young man whom you admire when
your sweetheart is away. You do
not find happiness with this party,
and you are taking every chance OF
losing one whom you admire and
love, and who loves you.
F.. N. have cared for boy a
long time. We discuss many things
together pertaining TO his business
and our personal affairs. VIII we
marry soon?
Ans. The vibration ] receive shows
that you have been entirely too In
innate with this young man to ex-
pect a favorable end to your friend
ship and romance. There Is sadness
In store for you.
Mrs. P. S. Will my sister ever get
her children?
Ans. Indication point very defin-
itely that your sisters desire will
be accomplished. You could be Of
great comfort to her II you will aid
somewhat in this direction. After
this Is settlpl more happiness and
continent Is shown for your sister.
Miss N. o. What course should I
pursue in regard to the young man
I go with occasionally?
Ans. 1t Is revealed that your
friendship will be a nice cOurtship
In the next six months.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-06
Unnecessary Thoughts
Existing

l.. r. Has my husband given up
the woman who came between us
some time ago?
Ans. My chart reveals that the
on. referred TO has taken UP a
residence In another city. You need
not worry over this affair any long
err. You should send for Special
Reading" Of yourself to enable me
to 70 into your questions In full de-
Il ! BY mail.
Mr.. A. r. VIII I be able TO sell
the two farms which ! so much de-
sire 10 dispos Of?
Ans. II Is my opinion that you
will be successful In selling some
property, but not both pieces. II
occurs 10 m that you should keep
one Of these pieces Of property for
y, II to make your home In ut later
date. You daughter will return
home and need 70 live on this farm
TO- her health. Therefore, i suggest
that you sell one, and keep the
o.hcr one for future use.
r. w. DO you see me being sue
ce ssful In taking over the RESPONSE
bilitics OF rcorganizing this firm?
ans. My chart indicates that you
are a very capable person In this
i rtlcular line OF work. and that
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-06
GIRLS ORCHESTRA
PARK ATTRACTION
"Queen Mary" Band to
Make Waterbury Debut
Tomorrow Night

Patrons Of the Hamilton park
pavilion have already had the OPP
portunity of listening to and seeing
In person, two of Americas greatest
girl orchestras. Tomorrow night, the
greatest OF all feminine musical
organizations, the internationally
famous Bon John Girls starring
the worlds most sensational girl
drummer, Maxine Bleming, will APP
pear in person at Hamilton park.
The band Is comprised Of II OF the
best girl musicians In the land
whose reputation rs entertainers
recently brought them Il two year
contract on the LoeW circuit.
The Bon John Girls come TO Wa
terbury direct from the beautiful
Loews State theater In Montreal
where they headed record break
ing stage show this past week. This
band has been compared with the
leading male orchestras OF the
country. They might well be termed
"the Globe-Trotters" since their
tour has taken them not only across
this country but also into the Eu-
ropean theaters and music halls IN
London, Paris and Berlin.
When the great liner, the Queen
Mary" made it's maiden trip to the
United States, the Bon Johns were
chosen to meet 1t and play for the
great nautical ball in the palatial
ballroom of the stately vessel.
Dancing to the music of this great
band will start at $3.50 tomorrow
night and will be continuous until
midnight. This will be their only
Connecticut appearance One
week from Sunday night, Ray Noble
and his great radio recording Or
chestra will appear In person at
the Park coming here from their
recent "conquests" at the Rainbow
Room and the Paramount theater
In New York City.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-06
1EL HAREN EXTENDING HAPPINESS TO THOUSANDS
Communicates With
Mother

J. w. Will I ever be able TO see
my mother again2 She has been
away from me for seven years.
Ans. IL seems TO me that your
mother Is living In Boston, Mass.
Make a trip there and contact your
old family friend. She will be able
70 tell you where TO locate your
mother.
.drs. H. T. Am I doing right by
staying witt my husband?
Ans. My friend, conditions sur
rounding yOt" husband are denoted
10 be improved within the near fu-
ture, which will be brought about
by the faith, trust and confidence
that you display in him. His work
Is for your interest and when you
stick by him, and try TO help him
overcome these obstacles he will be
successful In d0inC SO.
v. E. w. DO / have any reason to
worry about my present position? I
am told that am TO be dismissed
at the end of this month. Is 1t true?
Ans. You should not listen TO the
people who are trying TO cause you
tr )ubIc. Suggest that you forget all
thoughts Of this nature, and work
harder on this job. II seems to me
that you will remain with this con-
Germ for quite some time to come.
Mrs. E. l.. s. DO you see me ever
being abe to have my daughter with
me again?
Ans. My friend, do not see you
ever being able to have this desire
fulfilled. Your daughter Is working
very hard at the present time 10
make success Of her life vocation,
and cannot accomplish these desires
IL she we're back home. However, in
dications are that she will make a
visit To Won soon,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-06
Sell All Real Estate

Mr.. A. l.. c. have some vacant
property on hand. Should try to
sell 1t, or what should I do?
Ans. My advice Is for you 10
consider selling these homes. You
will realize very little. however, II
will mean more happiness for you
TO be rid Of these holdings. Your
advanced years should be free Of
unnecessary worry. You should en-
Joy life. After you dispose Of this
pr operty move West closer TO your
children.
Bill II. VIII my parents be able TO
send me 10 college next Spring?
Ans. Your parents do not have
u money 10 do SO. but they will
borrow II. They love you very much,
and want you 10 have good cdu-
c. Zion Just AZ badly rs you do. Be
ve-y sincere and work hard while
In college.
Mrs. M. c. Will ever be able to
accomplish my desire OF travelling?
Ans. Madam; within three
months you will be on your way to
the mentioned territory. You Will
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-06
Marriage Preferred to
Career

Miss E. r. M. Do you see me
making a name for myself in the
music field?
Ans. 1t seems that you have had
one of the best teachers possible in
this particular line Of music, but
you will never be successful, be-
cause you do not have your mind
made UP to do SO. At present you
are thinking more Of marrying than
q career.
Mr.. e. G.. X. How will my bus
inea be for the next four months
to come? ] am thinking of making
a change. Would you advise this
under present circumstances?
Ans. My science shows that you
should not dispose Of any Of your
holdings to make the other invest
m. mt In mind. Some domestic trOu-
bic will enter into your home, and
= nd you and YOU wife separating.
The joint situation you are plan
ming on will be bone Of cOnten-
ton for You later on. Leave matters
as they are. You will meet your ex-
penses. and make little money be-
si"cs that.
Mrs. r. o. +. VIII secure the
home ] now want?
Ans. Briefly speaking madam; I
see you living In this home within
the next 3 months, and you will
own this property too.
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Settlement Shown Soon

Mrs. j. A. How soon will by case
be settled, and can I trust my law
yer?
Ans. Your case will be settled
next month. March. Your attorney
could not deal more sincerely with
you IL he were your very own bro
ther.
Mrs. I. I. z. Will my husband be
able to get permanent position?
Ans. 1t appears that your hus-
b.. nd will get the position which he
applied for In thi; city. This will
come about within the next 10 days
M. G. G. I have been keeping
company with a gentleman. What
do you see?
Ans. Indications point that thi!
person Is your employer, and yOi
have been with him for some time
My science denotes that change ir
p sition will take place. and il
seems that this new position will
be much better than the one you
now hold. I do see someone coming
into your life who will give you the
the love, home, and happiness
that you are duly entitled to.
Mrs. X. F.-Watertown, Conn. Is
1t best to sell my stock for what
: can get out OF 1t, and take the
loss?
Ans. II seems to me that the stock
which you no,I have Is in Public
Utility Company, which is shown to
be q very substantial concern. j
would advise you TO continue hold
in. said stock In your possession.
BY doing so / am confident that
~ later date you would derive
much better financial returns there
from.
Mrs. E. H. My health Is worrying
me very much. Can you tell me
what I should do about 1t?
Ans. You will never feel any bet
ter until you change your physician.
You do not like the present one,
and will never get any better under
his care. Consult the one that you
contacted q few days ago.
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you will be successful in rc-Organ-
izing this concern.
Miss M. K. Do you see my sister
ever having better health?
Ans. The party whom you spoke
about will OutgrOw this condition,
and when u few years older this
ailment will be completely forgot
ten
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-06

his position at the present time?
Ans. Madam; your husband will
not make a change In his position
I'm the near future. He will never
h. We another opportunity to work
in such good position with no
more work than he has to do, there
fore, he should appreciate what an
easy Job he has. Lack Of initiative
and responsibility ON ris part will
always hinder him from being sue
ccssful.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-06

These only few of the many thousands of
ced testimonial letters that Ell Haren has accumulated
during his 1t Is remarkable indeed the way these
people write to Ell Haren tesyng the accuracy and
help which they have received from him. This famous AS
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-06
Brother Seriously iii

I. r. Why IL 1t 1 do not receive
word from my brother who is Ill in
Mexico?
Ans. My friend. your brother suf-
fered a misfortune several weeks
ago. You will receive q letter from
him during the latter part of this
month. There Is another thought
which shows that his wife Is caus-
ing some trouble for him.
Mr.. Ct. E. E.-New Milford, Conn.
VIII be successful In my new bus
mess?
Ans. My science reveals that you
hive the good sound judgment and
ability to force ahead and be very
successful lin your new business.
However, ono thing you must always
remember is to not try to accomp-
r., more than one thing at a time.
So delay will be witnessed in re-
CARDS to the payment Of your obli-
cations as they come due, however,
this is nothing serious to worry
about. No long period Of time will
lacse before you are able to care
for them very nicely.
y. P. VIII religion cause any trou-
BILE between my boy friend and my
self?
Ans. It appears to me that this
p; ;.ty will never ask you to become
his wife due to the fact, that his
parents have very much objected to
20 wish materializing.
Mrs. K. 8. Will my daughter be
successful In securing position
soon?
Ans. Dear Friend, your daughter
will not be successful In this line in
thc near future. Suggest that she
concentrate more on this subject IL
she cares In succeed
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-06
Will Never Receive Money

iAr. I. w. G. viii I ever receive
oney from the party whom I
loaned $1,000 to?
Ans. My friend. you will never
get this money. II seems TO me that
this party has left town never to
return.
Mrs. s. l.. A.. Naugatuck, Conn.
Mr.. FL Haren, should / go on with
my plans for a divorce?
Ans. In concentrating upon your
fought II appears 10 me that u d.
vorce would not bring you the de-
sired results, ~ ! find you are still
In ieve with your husband see
you have two SONS who need the
companionship and love Of n father,
rs well ~ . mother. II Is my sug.
gestion that you remain rs you now
are and put forth more efforts to
heir your husband overcome his
present habits, which you are SO
much opposed 10.
Mrs. r. q. g. Would Il be adj
visable for my husband to change
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-06
DEAR SIR:

MR.. Ell HAREN DEAR FRIEND:
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while you here in vicinity Am very much pleased
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Yours sincerely,
MRS. ZELMA M. FREY,
RR. No. 2, Box 90,
South Bend, Indiana.
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London IS to have the worlds
largest apartment house develop
ment. group of 1900 flats being
under construction on seven and
onc-half acres overlooking the
Thames, and Included will be
squash courts, gymnasium. swim
ming pool and UNDERGROUND garage.
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Many Praise Ell Haren's
Special Readings
MY DEAR FRIEND. Ell HAREN:


Have found your readings very good, and also the
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Trip Brings Proposal

Mr.. T. II. Does a certain young
,man care for me, and will she &C.
cept my offer OF marriage?
Ans. Your friend will not accept
your proposal, sine, there arc 9TH
ers about who are influencing and
preventing her from making her own
cvh0ice. advise you TO carry out
tn, plans for your trip to the dis
tant city, and after n few weeks
send her . ticket TO join you. She
will do SO, and you will both be
very happy.
Miss T. L. p. cannot under
stand why my sister who was In a
serious accident did not receive a
settlement, or why she never con-
tinued her case In court. What Is
the reason In this case?
Ans. General indications point
towards = settlement. find that
you were S,isinformed In this mat
ts-. She has her own personal rea-
sons for her actions.
Mrs. K. s. Will my husband get
a sod position after he finishes his
present schooling?
Ans. do not see your husband
being able TO get the position which
r. has in mind, but would advise
him TO contact the other party, and
he will receive a Job with them.
which In the end will prove more
beneficial.
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countries later.
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Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-22

ter first deaths were reported at
rRlsa, Okla.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-22
Pool Hall Owner
Seeks License to
Run Racing Board

Harry Stoutsenberger BraWley'
new owner CT the Central Pool Hall
in FL Centro Thursday planned to
seek state license to reopen the
poo halls horse racing board.
The racing board was closed
down bv Poffee Chief j. Sterling
Oswa!t Oct. 3-before the pool hall
was sol dto Stoutsenberger by o.
c. Harris and Elmer, Toney-be-
cause bets were received from boys
of high school age The former
owners. Chief Cswalt said, refused
to heed warnings that they must
keep juveniles out of their place
Racing boards such as that form
erly operated here like two now
operating in Brawley. are psrmitt-
ed under state law which provides
however, that they must be indlrct
contact with the track and that
wagers must be relayed to the
track fro mthe board.
Official reports that the state
plans to issue a speci alicense to
such boards in the near future
spurred attempts to obtai nsuch a
license for the board in Ell Centro
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-22
WESTMORLAND
COUNCIL LACKS
ON M & M B E R

WESTMORLAND, Oct22- West
morland's revamped city council
still lacks one member since Mayor
Theo J. Schroeder resigned.
After John HanSSo nreSigned re-
Gently, the council appointed Sam
Rowe to fill the vacancy left on
the board. Rowe was police Judge
until ousted by the council in a
political shake-u pearly this sum-
mer. Schroeder's successor will be
appointed at the first council meet
ing early next month.
B. H. Evans. who served the city
previously as mayor, was appoint
ed to the position soon after Rowe
took office. Rowe is light and wa
ter commissioner, Frank Clevenger
is police commissioner. and j. B.
Miller is in charge of streets. parks,
and buildings.
City Clerk Elizabeth Cummings
was made assistant license collec-
tor again, a position taken away
from her during the shake-up.
Chief of Police Ralph Pinion is Ii
cense collector. Harold Dickerson
is night policeman.
Judge u. E. Bailey, justice of the
peace, still is officiating as police
Judge also He was given double
duty early last summer at the time
Rowe was ousted.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-22
SOnes Brothers
Father Killed
By Falling Tree

Ira w. SoneS, SO, father OF Harry
and Charles Sones of Ell Centro'
was killed by a falling tree Thurs
day while cutting wood ON his
farm near Lucas, Ia.
The sons left for Iowa on the
midnight train and will arrive at
their fathers home Sunday.
Sones has visited his sons, his
step daughter, Mrs. Blanche
Rhodes, and his step son, Roy
Gray. in Ell Centre many times.
He spent last Christmas with them.
He has been managing a 460 acre
farm 10 miles from Lucas. He was
cutting wood mile from the fam
ily home just after noon Thursday,
a telegram said He was found pin
ned beneath a fallen tree late in
the afternoon. Additional details
were not Forthcoming.
He was born in Pennsylvania
Oct. 10. 1868. His parents took him
to Iowa to live when he was 18
months old.
His survivors include his wife;
three sops, Charles E.. Harry r.
Ell Centre: Donald L., Iowa; a
daughter. Mrs. Gertrude Schrieber,
Iowa; a step daughter, Mrs
Blanche Rhodes, Ell Centre; a step
son, Roy Gray, Ell Centre; 10
grandchildren, and one great
grandchild.