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Washington Journal., 1937-06-11
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lidit, SieIelbe in SIREN Sefannten'
freiie meitersmseben.
Washington Journal., 1937-06-11
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Washington Journal., 1937-06-11
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Washington Journal., 1937-06-11
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Die Ginitelnng OOn 5reimiaisen.
Washington Journal., 1937-06-11

fart. 9os auidaffen Ser apparotc
Durd oie StaotbeborOe foitet 10 biel
@elb, Dab es fraglib lit, Oh iiber-
baltpt piel fir ben Staotidfel 0urdJ
8eiteuern oes u8arfenS~ fir 9uto-
mobile beratsfommt.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-23
Many Questions Submitted For Columns VIII Be
Unanswered Due to Engagement Ending Thursday
Special Reading Coupon Assures Receiving His Advice
Would Ask Brother To
Seek New Home

II. d. r. My brother is a very
capable person, but he will not look
for q Job and help me provide for
our family. What can do about
this affair?
Ans. IL will be necessary to ask
your brother TO leave home before
he wakes up TO the fact that you
mean just exactly what you say. BY
requesting him to do 80 he will not
be 80 selfish and greedy In the fu-
ture, and will secure . position In
the next 30 days. A much brighter
future will be witnessed by your en-
tire family through this action.
Mrs. p. r. A. What do you think
Of my husband this other partys
friendship?
Ans. Madam; this person Is just
as good q friend TO you ~ your hus-
band. Your thoughts are not doing
justice to your husband, or your
friend. Discontinue them imme-
diately.
Mrs. /. 8. M. Is my husband hav-
ing an affair with another woman
as some people say he is?
Ans. Madam; the people who are
telling you these things about your
husband are very jealous Of you two
people, due to the fact that you
have beautiful and comfortable
surroundings. Discontinue TO listen
10 their gossip. There IL not one
word Of truth TO what they say, and
by continuing to listen to what they
are talking about will bring unnec-
essary unhapplness 10 yourself.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-23
Will Sell Home Before
Leaving

8. o. T. Will sell my home In
the amount OF time that have to
do so?
Ans. You will sell your home In
this city before you move to new
locality TO take up your new duties
In the position which you have been
recently appointed to. Much success
is shown In your behalf.
Mrs. E. l.. s.. My daughter had
recently been having dates with
married man. What can do TO stop
this?
Ans. 1 advise you to send for
Special Reading" and obtain
answers to your questions privately
and confidentially by mail Your
daughter will discontinue this
friendship, but not soon enough II
you do not stop her before she
brings shame upon herself, as well
as your family
Mr.. D. u. G. Waterville, Conn.
VIII I accomplish my present goal
In my work?
Ans. The vibration receive
shows you now working AZ q clerk
In grocery store. BY continuing to
take great Interest In your work you
will be given the managership Of
your own store, AZ you are working
80 hard TO attain. Be patient.
Mrs. 8. A. w. My husband is In
very bad financial condition. VIII /
get the position that I applied for
TO help him out?
Ans. Indications are very strong
that you will start working at this
position next week, and be success
full In same.
Mrs. w. d. What should have
my son take up as his life vocation?
Ans. My friend this Is not a
decision for you 10 make. You
should by all means extend this
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-23
Employe In Home Causing
Trouble

Mrs. q. L. J. Who Is causing all
of my domestic trouble?
Ans. My chart reveals you have .
person employed In your home who
ID doing q very good job Of exagger-
ating TO some of the friends whom
you bring to your home, especially
the person whom you are now hav-
Ing give your daughter music les
sons. Dismiss this party from your
employment IL you do not want
more serious trouble to arise.
Mrs. j. 8. w. Why is 1t that ]
cannot get along with my friend?
Ans. Indications are very strong
that this person has . vile temper
and II Is impossible for anyone 70
agree with him, therefore. would mot
advise you to try to please him. DIS
continue the friendship with TINS
person, az you do not have 10 toler-
ate such unhappiness I'm the future
Mrs. p. II. G. How soon may ] ex-
pect to dispose Of my property?
Ans. Madam; q sale Of properly
"a not evident In the immediate fu-
ture. DO not accept the frst omer.
BY waiting for another 70 y
months II 10 revealed that you will
obtain q much better price for said
property.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-23
ONLY TWO DAYS REMAIN TO CONSULT FL HAREN
Advises He'd Not To
Accept Ring

k1ank
y r ~ aILlOse pos s..N -. -
my roy frleno - eOinE " g"S ns 80
engaeement Ting. SnOo : Ss
H4
Ans. YOu do not love TINS parry
and should net accept his ring. 20.
low out my advice and y VIII benent
both Of you In the future. ~ 70
fhines working out very satlsfactor-
Nv.
L. A. p. Mr. Fl Haren, ! am m
much trouble. What VIII be the re-
suit Of this situation2 :.
Ans. Sir; you have brought IN
Of this trouble ana unnappiness
upon yourself. Your VIE mas urea
TO make you realize the wrong you
were doing 70 yourself personsly'
and also your business. DEFINITE sc-
ton Is being taken against you -
the present time which VIII result IN
you losing your business, DuS Dec@use
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-23
Wife Needs Devotion and
Understanding

Mrs. @. L. r. Why did my hus-
band act like he did last Friday
night?
Ans. IL appears 10 me that your
husband does not know Just how you
want him to treat you because Of
your changeablc attitude towards
him. You are very DESTROYS Of having
great amount Of affection and 81.
tention, and by being more congenial
and understanding TO your husband
he win show affection and attention
on you In the future.
Mrs. r. p. D.. Please tell me what
TO do about the stock that J now
own?
Ans. MY calculations show You
having been contacted By . bona
salesman trying 70 get you 70 liqui-
date your present holdings ana m
vest your money In some promotion
II idea that he has Advise you 70
not have any more conversations
with this person, IS he n very per-
suasive, and you would probably give
In 70 his suggestions. Continue 70
hold these stocks IN youf DosgcssloIl'
You win benefit greatly By following
out my advice
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-23
PROPOSED coming
CHANGE OPPOSED
Residents of Overlook OBJ.
iect to Establishment
of Oil Station

Determined that their neighbor-
hood shall not be changed from q
residential zone to a business zone,
residents Of the Overlook Cottage
PARK section will attend the meet
ing of the board Of zoning appeals
In the city hall tonight TO enter
protest against the proposal which
would affect the coming aspect OF
Cooke street between Roseland ave-
nue. and Earl street.
An owner Of the property has Of
fered TO deed the land required 10
permit Lexington avenue TO be ex-
tended directly into Cooke street, II
In exchange the city will change
the section from q residential 70 9
business zone. The land involved
Is directly across from Futon park
and the upper pond. II Is UNDER
stood by several that the plan ID
based on the purpose OF erecting .
gasoline station there, and they are
against It because 1t would cause
the value Of their proprty TO be les
sened and make the section less re-
served. The tract In question u
vacant Of buildings, but ct one time
was used as sort Of ring for ex-
ercising saddle horses.
Considerable opposition has been
voiced both against this proposal
and the one by the Connecticut Rail-
way 81 Lighting co. to run buses
over Pine street and Columbia
boulevard. A COMMITTEES from the
section will attend the hearing be-.
fore the public utilities commission
next Friday and object TO the plan
with the claim 1t will detract from
the residential character Of the Sec
ton.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-23
All OrdersWill Be Fulfilled Before Noted
Advisors Departure From Waterbury

ri Haren Americas most celebrated Astrologer
cIudek his engagement with THE WATERBURY DEMO
Graf THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25th. This great man has
received thousands Of letters during his stay for consdera
ton In his daily columns and it Is impossible for him TO
answer all of the tremendous amount Of mail which he
as on hand He very sorry to state that many questions
submitted for his columns will be left unanswered.
His mission in life is to help everyone who has trouble
worries unfortunate in obtaining their LIES amo
achieve what they long waiting for He can
without doubt be Of service in aiding you to overcome the
obstacles which you are now confronting.
Those who have not received their questions
in his urged to send for Special Reading OF
themselves and have their questions answered privately
and condentally by MAIL while FL Haren is here to help
you this is the only way to be sure Of receiving his ad
vice.
Only Way To Receive Ell Haren's Advice Before
Leaving
To all who want to receive answers to their questions
before leaves the city Of Waterbury, requested
to cut out Special Reading and Question Coupon which
appears this page Enclose in your letter. together with
Tor MONEY ORDER) and SELF ADDRESSED
STAMPED ENVELOPE. BY doing so you will receive BY
RETURN MAIL the to your questions and also
your complete Reading His advice has helped countless to
achieve happiness, and he can and will benefit you.
only few hours left to receive advice from
this noted Astrooger you to take advantage
Of this splendid opportunity IMMEDIATELY in order that
you will not be disappointed.
IMPORTANT: Gel Haren will remain in the city OF
Waterbury few days after the expiration of his en-
gagement, to fulfill all orders for his Special Reading
II you have not yet received yours; then you are
urged to do SO at once"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-23
Very Negligent With
Health

Miss d. w. q. have been doing
some very strenuous work, please
tell me If should continue In this
position?
Ans. Indications are that your
work IN not what is causing your
health to fail, but your social life.
Discontinue staying out 80 late at
night, and participating too much In
beverages in the future. More sleep
and rest will improve your health.
VIC. What is my husband do
ing with his money?
Ans. Your present ideas concern
ing this subject are strictly erro-
neous in every respect. ! see your
husband at this time In not spending
any money foolishIy, but for good
purpose; giving you Ms comfortable
Q living rs possible. DO not deprive
him of some enjoyment. Financial
conditions will be improved for you
In the near future.
I. 8. Will I be able to pay for the
farm that my parents are now living
on?
Ans. My friend. you will be able
TO pay for this farm In the near fu-
ture, and at later date your finan-
cial status will make 1t possible TO
give this property to your family AZ
q Gift.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-23

Mrs. o. w. B. Is my husband UNI
true to me. or does he still love me?
Ans. My friend, 1 do not see your
husband loving any other person
but you. Also you should stop be-
lieving the statements that your
friends make regarding him. He Is
very true to you.
M. L. r. Thomaston, Conn. What
should my family do in the future?
AIS. 1 advise your father, sister
and yourself all move TO the home
of your half-sister who Is shown to
be residing In the state of Maine. II
LIS quite evident that your Father
will be fortunate In obtaining q pos
ition as meat-cutter In that vicinity.
M. r. A. Will I be successful In
carrying out the plans that I have
in mind regarding my profession?
Ans. II appears that you will
complete the plans you now have in
mind TO extend your knowledge In
this particular field Of endeav0r.
Great benefits win be obtained
through your added education and
training In this particular type Of
work.
Mr.. p. r. M. ! am planning on
going to see my girl friend about
1000 miles from here soon. Should
I go there?
Ans. I do not see this AZ being
favorable time for you to travel any
distance In an automobile alone, due
10 your health. Therefore, advise
you send the necessary amount Of
money to your girl friend and have
her come to this city. The trip will
prove beneficial to both of you In
many respects.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-23
Would Sell Business; Go
To Another City

r. r. B. Please tell me, FL Har-
en-, II should stay here and marry
the girl that I do not love, or con-
tinue In my business; or move 70
some other state far away?
Ans. My vibrations show you
would be doing yourself justice by
moving away. Tell your girl friend
that you do not love her, sell your
business, and move TO some other
city starting your life all over again.
The future will bring much added
happiness and success.
T.. II. E. Shall I sell the stock
that now have, and use the money
TO send my daughter away to schoolP
Ans. Indications denote your
daughter should have q college edu-
cation, and that the only way you
can give her this Is to sell some OF
your stock. However, advise you To
not complete q transaction Of this
nature until late next summer
which will be In plenty Of time for
her TO enter college next Fall.
Mrs. 8. o. M.--Naugatuck, Conn
Would I better myself II I made a
change In residence?
Ans. You are looking for happi.
ness and companlonship In life, and
II you leave your husband you VIII
not find same. Suggest remaining
as now located. BY putting forth
more efforts yourself TO make TIM
marriage successful you will be abis
10 accomplish same.
Mrs. D. N. T. Should my brother
20 into q business for himself, OF
stay with my father?
Ans. II Is shown that your broth'
err and father both would be micf
better on II he would establish ths
business he IL now planning. Much
success n denoted for him.
M. q. r. Will anything develop
from my present condition?
Ans. MY friend, you being . Gem
ini subject are the type OF person
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-23
Those Who Receive Help
From Ell Haren Say This:
DEAR ADVISOR:

Read your column In paper every day. and enjoy
your deductions very much The Reading and personal ad
vice that you gave me has helped greatly In my business
Sincerely hope that It will be possible to keep In touch with
you in the future feel that could not get along with
out your assistance.
Very truly yours,
MRS. ELLA MEDLEY,
~ 1927 W. 18th st.,
Anderson, Indiana.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-23

Many people throughout the entire universe have
testified to the help and guidance Ell Haren has been to
them The letters which you have just read given you
sufficient proof Of what this noted Astrologer can do for
you too However to secure his advice you must COM
municate with him today there are only more days
remaining until the expiration Of his engagement,
which is Thursday, February 25th Be sure and take ad
vantage Of this offer while the opportunity Ii still yours
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-23

who has an Over-active imagina-
tion. However, with your present
aiIment I am sure that a physicians
care would help you to recover soon.
r. N. Should I continue farming,
or get a job at some other kind OF
work?
Ans. My deductions are you know
nothing whatsoever Of any other
type Of work, therefore suggest that
you remain as you now are. Your
efforts in this work will prove more
profitable in the next year TO come.
Permit Daughter Start
Work
Mrs. p. r. L. What should I do
about the request that my daughter
made recently?
Ans. II appears that your daugh-
ter has asked permission TO 80 to
work. I advise you TO grant her re-
quest. She would be much happier
working, rather than staying around
home doing nothing. She is q very
ambitious young lady, and VIII be
successful iii her life vocation.
Mr.. w. L. D. Shall I ever be in 0
position to support my wife?
Ans. My friend, ann sure that Q
person who In ~ sincere and loyal
as you are can be very successful IN
life. You were born Of the most ia
vorable sign Of the Zodiac, Aries,
which makes you qualified In every
respect for most any undertaking In
life. The future holds much greater
happiness and success In store Tor
you two people.
L. w. H. How soon will ! marry
the party with whom I am very
much In love?
Ans. My deductions are that you
two people will become engaged
around the first of April and will
plan for q wedding during the
month Of July this year.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-23
DEAR MIR. Ell HAREN:

DEAR MIR. Ell HAFEN:
It Is with extreme pleasure to extend my hearty thanks
for the help which you gave during your engagement
in Knoxville. It Is remarkable that have someone like
you to 90 to with troubles, and uthfuy say all
the praises myself anyone else can give you Is not TOO
much Again thanking you for all the good advice which
you have given Wishing you the very best Of success in
the progress Of your career.
Very sincerely,
MRS RUBY BRUCE,
Parrottsvile, Tennessee.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-23

Wheat specuiatrs IN China are
reported 10 HAYS Lost heavily re-
Gently.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-23
More Advice Given to Readers By Famous Ell Haren

G. F. What business or occupa-
ton viii I succeed In, or be best
suited for?
Ans. You, being an Aquarius sub
ject, possess the qualities to asso-
ciate in work such ~ writing, law
salesman, mechanical invention.
Aquarius people are progressive. IN
ventive, original and independent
They like to amass wealth.
Mrs. F. B. Should I make a
change in my residence soon?
Ans. Briefly speaking, I suggest
you remain with your brother. This
would be more advisable rather than
return to your distant home.
G. X. z. Should marry the boy
am now going with?
Ans. A marriage Ii indicated for
you two people, however, mot until!
you learn TO place more faith, trust
and confidence In him. He certain
Nv In worthy Of same.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-23
Going Together just To
Pass Time

Miss L. I. r. Does the boy have
kept company with for the past
year intend TO marry me?
Ans. My heart reveals that you
two people are not In love with each
other. Both have continued going
with each other, TO more or less take
up time until some one came along
that you could love. Many charges
In your friendship will take place
In the next SIX 10 eight months.
r. 8. have applied for a loan to
help with my overdue obligations.
Will. I. be. successful. In securing
same?
Ans. I find you will not receive
the loan that has been applied for,
but by carrying out the other plaI;
you now have in mind loan will be
granted from this other person In
question.
Mrs. r. r. A. What will come Of
my sister In her present mode OF
living?
Ans. Your question Is one entirely
too personal to answer In my column
pertaining 10 your sister. Advise you
to send for o Special Reading, In or
der that I may 90 into this subject
more fully by mail.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-23

privilege to your soi'. He Is the one
who will have to do the hard work
TO be successful In his vocation, not
you.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-23
Just Garele This Way
with Bayer Aspirin

approve it. And you will say
it is marvellous.
Get the real BAYER ASPI-
Rim at your druggists by ask
ing for it by its full name -
not by the name aspirin"
alone.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-23

DEAR SIR: -H
Received my Astrological Document from you and like
1t very much Also the answers to my questions, which
appreciate my relatives have had your Readings and
they think Just as highly Of them do Thanking you
ever
Yours very respectfully
MR. FRANK p ROBERTS,
Box 355,
Bangor, Wisconsin.