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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-06

Day, Sunday, with special program. The meeting will be held as usual at 9:15 a. m. at the Grace Methodist church and will De in charge of Carl Froelich, class president, and the guest speaker will be Charles Riet- dyke, president of the Waterbury Federation of Mems Bible Glasses who will give an address on the sub- ject of Mothers Day"
 This meeting will be open to both men and women and each mother attending will be given flower, also plant will be given to the mother whose son travels the greatest dis tance to bring her to this special event. The plant last year at the Mothers Day meeting was presented to Mrs. Morris of Plymouth, whose son travelled a distance of 20 miles in order to accompany her to the meeting on that day.
 Special music has been arranged for Sunday as follows: a duet enti- tied "The Old Refrain." to be sung by Betty Wilson and Merton Horn- becker, accompanied at the plano by Mrs. Alison J. Smith, also a duet entitled, Life Is Like a Mountain Railroad" to be sung by Vincent Leonard and ClIft Butcher. one verse to be 8 violin solo by MT. Butcher, and Mrs. Gift Butcher will be at the piano. The Everyman's Bible class quartet will render, "Seek Ye the Lord," the members of the quartet are Vincent Leonard, Ernest Leonard, Charles Probert, 8. Gift Butcher.
 Rehearsal Tonight
 The Waterville Union church will hold its weekly Bible study and choir rehearsal this evening at 7:46 o'clock at the church on Dwight street.
 Court Welch, No, 84, Foresters of America will hold meeting this evening at 8 o'clock at F'oresters hall on Hanover street. The mem- bership drive committee, composed of William Dunlavey, David Grenier. William Smith, Arnold Keith, Wal ter Clark, Ronald Keith, Robert Wright and Frefiy Tardy is making plans for a large class initiation to be held prior to the supreme con. vention, which will take place in June at the Hotel Commodore in New York City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-06
South India Gets
 New Leper Colony
"Evangeline Booth iospital' Opened in Iravancore;
 Dispensary Erected to Meet Needs of District

Patients are arriving daily, and from the last information received there were 61 leper patients and 12 non-leper patients in residence at this new Indian hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-06

There are more than 2.60O,0OO telephones on farms in the United States. About A per cent of the total number of farms in the country have them.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-06
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-06

Engineers have estimated that i would cost more than $250, ,000, ,00t to duplicate the Great Wall oi China.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-06

There are more than l15,OOO sheep in Australia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-12
Son Receivers

Mrs. N. w. Q. MY son Is very sick
ut the present. Please tell me what
I should do?
Ans. MY friend, the physician
that you have on this case N doing
everything within his power 70 have
your son on the road to recovery,
and my chart shows that he Will
witness same, however, II seems TO
mo that your son h very fond and
devoted 10 the pastor Of your
church. by calling him 10 your sons
bedside will bring many happy mo-
ments and comfort TO him IN his
hour Of need.
Miss A, N. Does the girl working
IN our home possess the education
which Tho says she does2
Ans. MY chart indicates this per.
son to have . dlplonaa In nursing.
In other words she II . registered
nurse. Due 10 present conditions
she II now working ~ o maid ~
your home, and you should not
lheat her ~ such In the future. In
fact, she has n better education
than you have. The only thing that
n wrong with this young lady "
that she has not been - fortunate
In having money as you have.
Mr.. q. v. should'1 follow out my
present plans?
Ans. Indications show you re-
naming In your present position Tor
long time 10 come. ] suggest that
you make the purchase which you
are now DESTROYS Of doing, which 70
rcyeale dto be . home. No ADVERSE
ties are shown 10 aFise In this d.
reetjOn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-12
Should Reveal Trouble
to Father

Mr.. II. n. A. My wife IL In need
OF medical attention. viii be able
10 borrow the money 10 give her
the needed attention by @ surgeon?
Ans. Sir, IL you will explain this
condition TO your father he will see
that you get the necessary money,
30 that you can give your wife the
attention she needs. This money
will be given you ~ . personal
loan.
Mrs. p. II. q. I would like 10 know
II my husband Is taking care Of
another woman?
Ans. In Analysing your letter
very carefully find that you have
been misinformed. There ~ no one
else interfering In your home life.
I do not zee any trouble OF this
kind indicated.
Mr.. q. w. VIII you kindly tell me
the best line Of vocation for my
son 10 follow?
Ans. The vibration ] receive. and
also considering his birth date re-
veaIs that he would be well adapted
~ n physician or surgeon. lie will
gain more success In this direction
than any other line Of cndeavor
that he could follow.
M. A.--Naugatuck, Conn. III the
thought / now have wrong, or does
my husband really want 10 get rid
Of me?
Ans. MAIDEN; your questions are
entirely too personal 10 answer In
my columns. therefore, advise you
10 send for especial Reading"
and receive answers 10 two Of your
questions free Of charge. privately
and confidentlaIiy by mail.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-12
Special Reading Coupon Only Way
TO Receive Personal Answers

There are only few more days remaining TO consult
N Haren as his engagement expires with THE DEMO
GRAFT, Thursday February 25th. This Astrologer has
helped many thousands Of readers In this locality to over
come the difficulties and worries that they were witnessing
Because OF the splendid advice which he has extended in
and followers who will remember his guidance for long
time TO come You still have time to obtain his advice
your problems providing you haste in communicating
with him.
Impossible to Answer All Questions Submitted
for Column
Due to the tremendous amount OF letters that has
sWaped FL Haren during his engagement and also that ne
will leave us Thursday February 25th 1t will be impossible
for him TO grant to all OF the many letters submit
ted for his daily columns Mr. Ell Haren very sorry to state
that he cannot give everyone to their questions In
his daily publications therefore he asks that all who wish
to be sure of consulting him must send for Special Read
Ing Immediately, in order that they will not be disap
pointed.
Information How to Receive Answers and Reading
You will notice In this column Special Reading and
Question Coupon which the only way that you can be
sure OF receiving to your questions Just fill out
this Coupon properly enclosing 1t In letter together with
DRESSED STAMPED ENVELOPE, and also your two i'm
portant questions. BY RETURN MAIL you will receive
Complete Astrological Document, and personal letter
from Ell Haren in full detail on your problems.
There is only way to be Of receiving answers
your questions and that is to send for Special Reading
I'll Harens services will be at your disposal only thirteen
more days. and TO avoid many from not being disappointed
you urged TO take advantage OF this outstanding offer
TO-DAY.
IMPORTANT: "AIl orders will be fulfilled In every
respect these Documents before he leaves the city
Of Waterbury,"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-12

this, however, care should be taken
10 obtain tho right balance OF light.
Remember that usually you get
better picture with more illunina-
ton on one side OF tho subject than
on the other. Either two food light
bulbs should DO used on one side
and one on tho other, or. II only two
arc used, one should be placed closer
TO tho subject than the other.
The light nearest tho subject Ii
the main light--the one which pro-
ducss the high lights and shadows
necessary for. proper modelling OF
features. The other In used 10 bal
aDce the lighting --t TO illuminate
features 10 that they will not be too
dark. II this light In placed too close,
faces will appear fiat and lacking IN
roundness. On the other hand, II u
IL too far away. shadows on the side
= 9ay from the main light will be too
dark and this lighting will be harsh.
Suppose that you have placed o
bulb In each OF two bridgs.type
lamps with the shades replaced BY
the cardboard refectors. You will
probably get q good balance OF light.
Ing by having one lamp about three
feet from tho subject and the other
about four II II nm excellent plan
before you snap the picture 10 On.
pertinent y',h Tho lamps In different
positions, watching TIC c...ss@ent
lighting effects on tho face or faces,
Always use the largest diaphragm
or stop opening. Glow lens cameras
having adjustable shutter speeds
should be set 70 take the picture at
1875 second.
JOHN VAN 0UILDEn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-12
AstroIoger's Final Column win Appear
February Is - Haste Necessary If You
Want To Obtain Advice Before He Leaves


M. T. L. MY mother Is very hard
10 get along with. Has Q very bad
temper and disposition. What can
I do about UiiS7
Ans. Your mother has been fall
ing In health for the past few
monts. Instead Of eriticising your
mother for her actions help her
change them. You can help o lot by
being more kind, eonsldeFate and
loving 10 her. Give her more at
tenti0n. Your mothers disposition
will change In the next six 10 nine
months where her health improves
also.
Mrs. G. @. o. Should continue
TO live with my husband under GER
tain existing conditions?
Ans. My chart reveals that you
are allowing some supposed friend
Of yours influence you to the ex-
tent that you do not trust your
husband. MY friend, u you continue
with this procedure you will not be
given the chance 70 remain In your
home, but your husband will make
you leave. Change your thoughts
and actions towards him before II
IL too late 10 counterfeit this present
trouble.
Mr.. II. p. Should I sell the real
estate that / now hold?
Ans. j would not advise sale Of
the property In question. Condi-
lions will be better for you, and
because Of that ! would not sacri-
flee any Of, the holdings that you
now possess. wee that you can OBJ
tain q loan on this property, and
this seems 10 be q much better
thing 10 do, rather than the plans
which you now have In mind.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-12

finances Is indicated, which will
enable you TO pay your obligations.
Miss l.. O. am very much In
love with married man. How will
II turn out for both OF US?
Ans. II In shown that you are only
wasting your time and making
yourself appear rather ridiculous. IL
N really best 10 turn your atten-
lions In the direction Of q young
man who n now interested in you.
There In s0me trouble shown II your
present relationship continues.
Mrs. v. T.. A. VIII my daughter
leave us the coming spring months?
Ans. II IN my opinion that your
daughter has applied for q position
In another city about 200 miles from
here. She will be successful In OBJ
tanning same, and will leave you APP
proxlmately the 18th Of March.
This position extends many pOssi-
biIities In her life vocation
Mr.. Il. 9. Should I accept the
agency offered me?
Ans. My sincere advice is for you
10 accept this offer. This IN one 0p.
portunity which ] trust you will not
let pass by unrecognized. II 10 de-
noted that you will take over the
m G n toned agency somewhere
around the first OF April.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-12

1 Mr.. T. M. I am now contemplate
Ing borrowing some money TO re-
model my home. Do you think this
Ia an Advisable sep 10 take at the
present time?
Ans. My thoughts pertaining 10
you borrowing money Is that you
will not be successful In carrying
out these plans, ~ the party 10
whom you were going 10 ASK this
favor will refuse. suggest that you
walt until you have saved the
money before attempting 10 follow
out these plans.
Mrs. II. q. My husband and ]
simply cannot get along. feel a
divorce Is our only solution. Please
advise me?
Ans. What you really need, my
friend, IN q vacation. You should
visit some OF your relatives. This
will enable you 10 be away from
your husband for short time, and
your mind will react entirely Diff
ferent, and upon returning 10 him
you will appreciate your present
surroundings. a divorce II not your
solution.
II. A. What should I do for the
coming summer?
Ans, In anaIyzjng your thought ]
find that establishing home for
yourself would be q more secure
plan TO follow out, rather than
travel m you are now c0ntempIat-
Ing. / advise you 10 walt until later
10 do the desired travelling.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-12

A RE you missing the fun OF In
- door snapshooting nj nighty
Maybe because you have an In
expensive camera, such an the box,
fxedfocus type, you think that In
door picture.taking al night In not
Tor you. Perhaps you still suppose
that without an 1853 lens or faster.
vou have little chance for succeed
ing, except by making time sx'
posnres. Be happy that such IL tho
ease no longer. There is now avail.
able, for indoor instantaneous or
posures In your h0ms az night,
= new and more powerful photo
graphic food light bulb mo. ~. and
With two or TIRES OF these In your
door lamps, backed Ivy inexpensive
cardboard Tefiectors and with roll
Cf the fast supergensitiye panchro.
matte film behind your lens, snap
ahcts at night can be made even
With the slower single lens cameras.
The initial Investment In these new
anibs Is higher but, on the other
hand, they last three times ~ long.
30, now that practically every.
fody can be In on tho fun, consider
chs precious subjects that these
more powerful lights permit o sim.
pic box camera TO pbotoEraph--ths
children 1t their svenir; games VI
"A their nightiss going 20 bed, the
family gathered aro..sd the IRE.
place. gay evening tarties when
Bzsnds como IN, the pets. Dad raid
- the ice.box, and what not.
0ns Of the enioyments OF making
seizures At night - that you can
control tho iIIuminatlon. In doing
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-12
More Advisable to Keep
Business

Mr.. X. X. Should I sell my bus
mess. or continue IN III
Ans. I advise you 70 remain In
your present business. DO not con-
tinue 10 think Of selling same. by
keeping this business, and putting
more serious thoughts In TO II, do
zee you being successful In 0perat-
Ing same on o more profitable bas-
IN. Your sales will pick up . great
deal within the next three months.
n. o. / have some notes outStand-
ing. VIII you tell mo when they
will be paid up?
Ans. The amount involved In
these transactions appears 10 he
around $4,000. You will receive
money In this direction within the
coming 10 days. These notes will be
paid In full by the first Of June. 1
also find much better health In
dicated for your wife.
Mrs. II. M. DO you advise me 10
80 back 10 my husband, or stay as
I am?
Ans. A reconciliation with your
husband would be the best proceed
ure for you 20 follow. ! do not see
sny great interest for you elsewhere.
Miss r. y. Should ! sell the stock
hold In q certain business7
Ans. Indications point toward you
holding approximately 80 shares Of
stock In this organization. ] DO not
zee yen gaining anything BY con-
tinulng 70 hold same, therefore,
would suggest that you sell II just
~ seen ~ you can do 10.
Mrs. ". II. W,--pIantsville, Conn.
DO you see o separation between
my husband and ~
Ans. DO not ~ this writing see
anything Of this netuFe taking plaee
In the Immediate future. Try u
live closer life 70 your husband.
snd much added happiness will
como 70 the both Of ycsL
X. M. win I be able 10 pay NY
present 0biigati0n2
Ans. Your present position 4 one
that you ere shown 10 remain n
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-12
Personal Contact 10
Necessary

MIR. ]. w. I have been trying for
q certain position tho past several
weeks. Please tell me what 10 do 70
obtain this job2
Ans. The vibration ! receive de-
notes that you have made several
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-12
Friend Only Wanted
Money

MRS. L. n. n. Was I right In car
rying out the plans did, because
OF the incidents which happened on
the trip?
Ans. MaAasnj there WAS netting
else left for you TO DO, but TO 80
through with these plans. The party
In question was only Interested In
the amount Of money that be could
derive from you Yeu see much bets
Ter OF In your present seuFFounA.
lnss, md With the astilude whieh
yeiI nov posgegs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-12

long distance calls 10 these people
Also you have contacted them by
mail several times. You will obtain
this position, but II Is going 10 be
absolutely necessary for you %
make u personal contact, and have
n talk with them. Your personal
appearance will aid you greatly In
this direction. Upon doing no you
will be given the position after
your fiT.t interview.
Mrs. 8. T. I.-Bcacon Falls. Conn.
Should help my sister at this
time? Ans. Tho financial MD
which you can give your sister In
her medical expenses will be great
Iy appreciated. She will derive
worthwhile benefits from the con-
tempIatcd operation.
Mrs. r.. E. M. MY daughter re-
Gently married against my VIII.
Will everything turn out all right?
Ans. MY science indicates that
you are inclined 10 want 10 inter-
fere with this marriage. Instead,
you should give them both o moth
er's love and consider this marriage
very seriously. The young man In
question is worthy Of your daugh-
Ter, even thouhg he does not pos
sess the wealth that you would like
for hir1 10 have, but he does possess
the love for your daughter. and
this N something that IL impossible
10 buy with money.
Miss J. d. VIII my Father con-
tinuc with his work, since my
grandfather has passed away?
Ans. My science indicates that
this business will carry on with the
same success ~ II has In the past.
Your father possesses many friends
and customers. and also has the
ability 10 produce nice returns In
this field Of endeav0r.
Mrs. II. q. r.. What can ! do to
make conditions better In my
home?
Ans. Madam; financial conditions
seem 10 be causing most Of the now
existing trouble IN your home, and
this subject ] am happy to state
will be much better for your family
In the near future. Your husbands
business In oging 10 increase, and
same will bring ~ many happy mo-
ments In the future, ~ u has
caused sorrow and difficulties In the
mast
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-12
Friends Cause Discour-
agement


Mr.. r. X. VIII ! ever reach the
high goals OF life which I have
planned for?
Ans. 50 far in life you have al
lowed other peoples thoughts TO
worry you 10 much, also the many
remarks which have been made up
sets your entire life. Cultivate more
confidence In your own ability and
prove 10 these people that you ARE
Just as capable M they are. Drop
ell the lnferiority complex which
you possess by the roadside, and
start life anew. You will be success-
full In life, " you will mot allow
your friends TO influence you 700
much.
Mrs. d. L. X. viii I ever be able
TO teach my two daughters TO love
and respect me?
Ans. My chart shows that these
two children are not your own, but
step children. Your desires In thh
affair comes from the foundation
that they are taking away . lot Of
their fathers love which you want
for yourself. Madam; until your
attitude towards them ~ well ~
selfish nature changes you Will
never be able 10 obtain their respect
and love.
Mr.. o. q. Will be able 10 change
positions back TO my former en-
ployer?
Ans. ! suggest you remain IN you
are, ms you were dismissed from,
your former position; rather than
leaving ON your own accord. You
have allowed drinking 10 conflict
with your life work. and will mot be
successful In getting your former
position. because this person door
not trust you. Unless you change
your habits In this direction. q great
deal Of added trouble II shown In
your home also.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-12
Foresees Happy Marriage

Miss M. l.. VIII ! marry the boy
I am keeping company with now?
Ans. My calculations denotes that
you and the boy friend are con-
templating marriage ut the present.
Go ahead with these plans and
complete them. A lot Of happiness
H. indicated for you both In this
direction.
Mrs. o. w. D,--Ncw Haven, Conn,
Would you advise a change q 10
cation for me2
Ans. II seems that a change In
work ~ you are now planning N
not the correct thing 10 do. Retain
your present position. Increase In
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-12
Untrue Friend Causes
Trouble

Miss II. v. l.. My employer has
been acting rather queer around me
lately. Just what Is the meaning OF
this strange atmosphere?
Ans. MY friend. every move you
make N being watched 10 see II
they cannot find something wrong
with your work, m one Of your NO.
called friends has turned against
you. and making false statements
u your employer. ] advise you 10
have . talk with him before tho
mentioned party has u chance TO
override you. II you do not protect
yourself In this subject no one else
will. Also I suggest In the future to
bc more particular who you make
statements 10 as 10 your personal
affairs.
Mrs. !. X. Please tell me II I will
get the licenEe which I have APP
piled for?
Ans. II IN my opinion that you
have applied for license which
will tell the story ~ 10 whether you
stay In business or not. Someone
who In closely connected with you
will be the cause Of your not re-
ceiving this license.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-12
Famous Ell Haren Gives More Deductions To Readers

indefinitely. This will enable you ia
finish paying for your home, which
you are now worrying 10 much over.
Continue 10 work hard, and you will
be well pleased with results OBJ
tanned thcrefr0m.