The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-01
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 w. Hotel Governor Clinton was about to open its doors, and score or more of the most efficient, highly.trained walters and personnel were engaged by the Hotel Governor Clinton. Pat" the carriageman can show you from and to your motor car with the grandeur of duke. Kealy, the elevator starter, has probably ushcred in more celebrities than any dozen or more starters put to. gether. One of the walters, Joe Earth, was the only waiter whom Charles Nj. Schwab and Bet. You.a.Million" Gates would ever have wait upon them. Gus Seder, expert to his finger tips, recently bought ticket on the Irish Sweeps. The day before the drawing he slipped and sprained his back, the next t-day he drew horse. He was offered twelve thousand dollars cash for his ticket. Did he take it? No, indeed. He had hunch he'd win-the horse was named Plaster Cast. Plaster Cast didn't win, but Gus got his two thousand dollars just the same. Then there's another, who, for thirty years, has studied astronomy and astrology, until today he is a finished waiter by day, while at night he lectures before scientific gatherings, the very ex. tremes of vocation and avocation. As 6 f0recaster he is correct to the can niest degree. He foretold the San Fran. cisco earthquake, and warned the Mayor of that city it was coming. He foretold both the hurricanes of Florida. Last Octobel he "called" the typhoon in Japanese waters. There is no hunch about init is all based on scientific facts; the movements of the various planets and their pull" upon the earth, and which movements are known years in GdvGnce. He can tell you of something of . startling nature that is going to happen, and where, next January, as well as the exceptional disturbances that wiH OecYy next MGy. All of this he has shown me by his charts and calculations. He recently told me of an experience he had with q noted clairvoyant. He had warned her against threatened danger. She pooh -poohed" him, feeling that her powers of divination were greater than his scientific calculations. BSt upon the exact date he specified she was injured in . motor car accident. The first day aftes leaving the hospital she rushed to the Hotel Governor Clinton Opposite the Penn. Station) and into the Grill where he was, grabbed him by the arm and almost shouted, "How could you have told that was going to happen to me?" But madam" he quietly replied, T kk .,a.. aaa~. m nu.. he told one of the stewards in the kitchen that, within six months he would be manager of the Hotel Governor Clinton. h five months he was. Later on he lold him he was going to make . change within . week. Wholly unexpectedly, he did. It is these many eoloFful sides t0 being . guest st the Hotel Governor Clinton that brings its patrons back, again and again.
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