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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-13
M'EVOY ON BENCH
HERE NEXT WEEK
Local Man to Preside at
Superior Court Short
Calendar Friday

Judge Frank P. McEvoy will pre-
side at next Fridays short calendar
session in superior court here, al
though it had been reported he
would be in Litchfield county SUI
perior court on that date; with
Judge Arthur F. Ellis presiding here.
Judge Ellis is now presiding vt
Litchfield.
Completion Of his present assign
ment here was expected to be
reached Thursday. February IL by
Judge McEvoy. but at present the
date of his transfer is not definite
ly known. Judge McEvoy's next as
signment is to Litchfield, however,
and he will be there until April 2
when he undertakes the spring ses-
sion at Hartford. When Judge Ellis
comes here he will remain until
April 2, when he goes to New
Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-13
Rowing Nature Too
Prominent

j. I. M. Should I continue in my
present work, OF make the change
which I now have In mind?
Ans. A change Is not the advis-
able thing TO do. Your present con.
nection offers you future advance
ments. Your trouble in the past has
been not In remaining with a con-
Germ long enough 10 receive ad-
vancements. BY making q change
now you would only interrupt your
future success. Learn to be salts
fled and contented In one place long
enough TO gain something from your
work.
Mrs. r. M.-Seymour, Conn. viii
my husband get better?
Ans. Astrological indications are
that by your husband following out
explicit instructions Of his physi-
clan; that he will soon witness much
relief and improvement In his
health. DO not let his condition
worry you SO much.
Mr.. r. H. My wife and / have
lived together for sometime, and
we cannot get along. What should
we do?
Ans. IL is necessary for you to
sweep away the feeling Of doubt
which you possess. This person
loves you, and happiness Ii shown
i'm this marriage, II you will only
show her the necessary attention.
o. s. Will I ever sell the prop
erty I have In mind?
Ans. A sale is indicated. How
ever, you should act slow in this
procedure. You will be able to secure
more money than you now antici-
pate by waiting for another few
months in this subject.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-13
lei HARENS ENGAGEMENT ENDS THURS, FEB. z:
Adoption of Child
Advisable

Mr.. p. I. c. Would you advise me
to take the child which my wife
wants to adopt In our home?
Ans. This child Is very much in
need Of q home and parents love,
which you two people would be able
to .bive him. IL seems TO me that
this child would bring lot Of hap-
piness TO you and your wife, and win
give you . great deal more to look
ahead to. He viii appreciate your
efforts and kindness extended TO
him.
Miss H. B. Should I 60 to work,
or finish my schooling2
Ans. The vibration 1 receive
shows the correct step for you to
take at this time is to complete your
education. People Of your birth sign
particularly need an education 70
accomplish their desires in life.
Later . more opportune time will
arise for you TO start working.
J. K. Will the present existing
condition cause me any serious
trouble?
Ans. I do not see any serious
trouble arising from your condition.
However, to allow me to 90 into your
question in full detail I suggest
that you purchase q Special Read
ing" for yourself, and receive answers
to two Of your questions, free Of
charge, privately by mail.
Mr.. G. o. I have property in an
other state. Will I sell 1t soon?
Ans. You will have the opportu-
nifty to dispose Of your property in
Georgia, during the latter part of
next month. You will not receive
the price which is now being asked.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-13

ing conditions will be yours for the
coming Winter, and am sure that
you will be happy too.
Mrs. N. T. Please tell me Ell Har-
en-, If we will ever own a home Of
our own in this locality?
Ans. Concentrating upon your
thought it comes TO me that you
made change in your location
several months ago from q farm
which was sold by your Father. A
home Is shown for you around the
latter. part Of this coming Spring.
This will come about through bet
ter working conditions and increase
in finances on the part Of your hus-
band, and also the help that you
will receive from your Father.
Mrs. N. G. o. Mr.. FL Haren, are
there children indicated in our
home?
Ans. Madam; do see the thought
that you have in mind materializ-
ing. Your first child will be boy.
Great happiness will be bestowed
upon you.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-13
Wife Loses Love for
Husband

Mrs. r. M. D. Is my opinion cor
rect regarding my husband, and the
person that I have In mind?
Ans. Considering your letter very
seriously this condition as It ap-
pears to me has been existing for
some time. BY carrying out the
plans that you now have In mind
this coming Sunday night you will
then be in q position to answer this
question for yourself.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-13
Investment Not Wise

Mr.. H. D. G. Should purchase
the stock that have been contem-
plating doing the past several
weeks?
Ans. IL is my opinion that this
stock h not As valuable rs the
thought which you have In mind, as
Il has been greatly over estimated to
you. My sincere advice Is for you 10
take this matter up with your
banker. and 1 am confident that
he will agree with me after q thor
ough investigation. This stock could
not be q good security or invest
nient, but severe loss.
@. /. F. - WATERFOWL. Conn.
Should I make a change to some
other city for this coming summer?
Ans. My advice Is for you 10 re.
main rs you ere now. Better work.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-13
Readers Must Use Haste Now In
Submitting Their Orders To Him

Would YOU like to receive answers to your questions
before Ell HarenS engagement expires with THE WATER
BURY DEMOCRAT? # So you are urged to take advan-
tage Of the Special Reading and Question Coupon TODAY
to be of receiving his advice your difficulties before
this famous Astrooger leaves the city of Waterbury His
engagement terminates Thursday February 25th and you
only have IL more days remaining to consult him.
For the past several days many people in this vicinity
sought El Harens advice through his daily col
umns taking advantage now of the Special Core
answers to their questions. Great Ell Haren swamped
with mail at the present time, and to avoid last minute
rush during the final hours OF his engagement then you
asked to mail your order IMMEDIATELY, that you
will not be disappointed by not communicating with him.
It is impossible to express the splendid help and guild
that this benefactor has rendered to people in this
locality and also from other newspapers extending from
airy 25 then be among the nnumerabe others who have
gained happiness relief mind by taking advantage
Of the Special Reading offer while the opportunity is still
yours
How to Be Sure of Receiving Answers to
Questions Before He Leaves.
For the benefit of those who want to be of
sung this famous man; whose predictions and prophecies
have guided thousands throughout the country then you
will notice in his columns Special Reading and Question
Coupon which explains fully how you may obtain
to two of your questions privately by mail Just cut out
the Coupon and fill in the desired information enclosing
it in letter together with so CENTS IN COIN (OR MONEY
ORDER) and SELF ADDRESSED STAMPED ENVE-.
LOPE and also your two important questions BY doing
this IMMEDIATELY you will receive BY RETURN MAIL
the answers to your problems and complete Reading.
$50 AS stated before, Ell Haren's engagement expires
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 25th and because of the fact you
urged to take advantage of the opportunity NOW OF
consulting him, BEFORE 1T is TOO LATE.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-13
HOT CONCRETE WARNS
WORKERS

Amherst, o. REPRESENTATION
men working with concrete used to
fear the onslaught Of cold. Now,
they simply use hot concrete. On
WPA project here steam heat is ap-
piled to the mixing materials and
piped across freshly poured concrete
to prevent its freezing before 1t is
set.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-13
MOTION DROPPED,
ACTION SETTLED
Agreement of $1,000 YER
dict of Bucks Hill WOm-
an Realized

Settlement of the $4,000 verdict
returned for the plaintiff last week
in the suit OF Martha Adams
against the Waterbury Savings
bank was reported in superior court
today, as the motion to have the
verdict set aside was withdrawn.
The jury heard the case last week
and returned the verdict, whereup-
OH the defense Immediately entered
a motion to have the verdict set
aside. The woman, resident Of
Buck'9 Hill, claimed injuries caused
by a fall ON defective stairs at 2ils
Union street, December II, 1895.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-13
Enter Business Alone

Mrs. r. j. Is the party whom my
husband is considering entering bus
mess with the type Of person who
will be Of assistance to him In being
successful?
Ans. II Is shown to me that this
party which he has in mind INDUCES
quite freely In alcoholic beverages,
which will hinder your husband
from being successful in this field.
Your husband has the necessary
money TO enter this enterprise alone,
SO my advice is for him to do 50,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-13
Must Learn to Control
Temper

Miss F. r. G.. Why is it that I
do not make friends easily?
Ans. Young lady, you are very
quick to enter an argument or to
debate on different subjects. At
times you are insulting to other
people-which has hindered you q
great deal-not only personal friends
but those surrounding you in your
work. Learn to control your temper,
and in return friends will be easily
obtained.
J. c. Is what a certain person
told me true?
Ans. There is a great deal Of
foundation, my friend, connected
with this situation. However, it Is
impossible for me to 60 into your
question in full detail through my
column. Suggest that you send for
a Special Reading" Of yourself, and
receive answers to your questions by
mail.
Miss M. E. L. What does the flu
ture hold In store for me?
Ans. 1t appears to me that you
and your seven year old daughter
are now living with your father, as
my chart reveals your mother being
dead. 1t seems that your biggest
worry is the happiness Of your child,
and also how you will be able to pro-
vide for her in the future. Indica-
tons show very strongly that you
will be successful in securing a pO-
Sition within the next two months,
thereby enabling you and your
daughter to live elsewhere, and have
greater happiness together.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-13

j. Hore, an Englishman. who won
$4,000 on the Cambridgeshire
Sweepstake. called on the LORD
Mayor Of Dublin, Irish Free State,
and presented him with 5000 for
the city's poor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-13
Ell Haren Receives Praise
For His Uncanny Advice
DEAR MIR. HAREN:

The reading which you made up for me has been
received, and writing to express my thanks am
going to follow each day. and sure that it will benefit me
in every way Thanking you for your advice Extending
my best wishes for your continued success. am,
Sincerely,
MILE M HOLIGUS,
Clark Lake. Michigan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-13

Letters of the nature which you have read, reach
Fl Haren every day coming from people far and
extending their thanks for the help and guidance which
he has been to them During Ell Haren's career he has
came into his possession unsolicited There is sufficient
proof lei Haren possesses the knowledge and wisdom
guide those who have worries to the correct
where their minds may be relieved from perplexties
You have opportunity to receive astrological
document of yourself and also the answers to two OF
your questions, free of charge by mail However, your
attention. is called to the fact that E Harens engage
ment ends here in Waterbury Thursday, February
25t therefore it is absolutely necessary that you COM
nlunicate with him today to avoid being disappointed
by not securing his advice your problems
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-13

that I requested some money from
some time ago give this to me?
Ans. My chart reveals that the
party whom you speak of is married,
and has q home and children to
provide for. 1t is not right in your
behalf to demand this money. In
stead you should turn your atten-
ti0ns to young man that could
give you the home, children and
happiness without breaking up some
happy mother and wife's present
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-13
Sells Property in 80 days

Mrs. E. M. G. Will I be successful
In selling my property in this city,
and 60 to live with my son soon?
Ans. Indications point towards
you making sale Of said property
within the next 80 days. You will
60 TO New Hampshire where your
son now resides within the next two
months.
Miss w. L. r. Will find love and
happiness with the boy am now
keeping company with?
Ans. Analysing your commune
cation it appears TO me that you
have witnessed unhappiness In this
direction because Of separation
from your husband q number Of
years ago. The young man you are
now associating with will offer you
at later date home and hsppi-
ness that you are 50 DESTROYS Of OBJ
tanning; as your husband will never
return.
Miss B. D. c. WIN the person
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-13
Ell HAREN, KIN SIR:

Ell HAREN, KIN SIR:
Received my Reading, and want to say that it is a
wonderful Document Your Reading describes me per-
fecty, and glad to have something which shows my
weak points, and many other valuable things just couldn't
quite grasp before Already have derived much valuable
information from it, Also received the answers TO my
questions which in detail and you told the exact
things to do to benefit Will follow out your advice
in the future to the enG
Respectfully,
MRS. CLYDE A. WILLIAMS,
North Wolfe and 18th,
r. r. No. 8
Muncie Indiana.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-13

Mrs. r. T. Kindly tell me, Ell
Haren, If my husband will obtain a
better position soon?
Ans. My vibration denotes that
your husband Is working at the pres
ent time I'm a government position,
and dissatisfied with his position;
which now makes him seek new
connections. Very happy to state
that he will recure q different posi-
ton within the coming 60 days,
which will be work that he IL ex-
perienced with and viii offer great
possibilities; thereby giving you and
yours better financial affairs.
E. F. Please tell me If my mother
will continue to live the life which
she Is now leading?
Ans. 1t is my opinion that you
do not like the idea Of your mother
having dates. Your mother is not
an old lady, and you personally
should not try to deprive her Of this
enjoyment. As far as you having
step-father do not see this TAX
ing place in the near future. Do
not continue to nag your mother SO
much about this subject, and let her
lead her own life.
Not Sincere With Friends
Miss w. L. M. I am in love-
Please tell me whom shall I marry?
Ans. 1t seems that you are not
interested In one person, but have
two young men at the present time
In your mind. therefore. love is not
indicated as IL Is impossible to love
two people at the same time. How
ever, the young man that you met
last summer and are now going with
win become your husband during the
early part Of 1888.
Mrs. E. L. S.-Oakville, Conn.
viii my granddaughter fulfill her
promise to me?
Ans. In analyzing your thought
find that your granddaughter has
promised both you and her boy
friend that she will finish her
schooling and then take the training
which she is now contemplating.
This Is one thing i'm her life which
she will do, i'm order that she may
help repay you for all Of the kind
ness which you have extended In
her behalf since she has been living
In your home.
J. B. BY doing some studying in
the evenings do you see this helping
me to obtain a better position with
my present employer?
Ans. My deductions are that you
have great possibilities i'm this work,
and by following out your ideas In
same you will be very successful.
However, advise you TO watch your
versatile nature very closely, as you
are inclined to think you want TO do
something. and then before you get
1t accomplished lose all interest I'm
this direction.
Mr.. s. e. p. Will I ever be paid
the money / now have outstanding?
Ans. 1t appears to me that the
money which you now have coming
to you Is on two notes which you
are the holder Of. In due time this
amount of money will be paid, but
some delay will be witnessed in this
dlrecfSmaa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-13
Husband Moves Family
Soon

Mrs. J. G. Will my husband ever
move his family to the town where
he is working now?
Ans. Your husband Is making
arrangements at the present time
for you and family to move with
him. Financial conditions have pre-
vented this change in the past.
Mrs. G.. G.-Naugatuck, Conn.
I have suspicious of my husband
going out with other women. Is this
true?
Ans. My friend, your husbands
only interest while away from you
Is to be able to make good enough
livelihood to make your life COM
Portable and happy. Dismiss all err
roneous thoughts Of this nature from
your mind Immediately, before you
cause yourself any unnecessary
trouble.
Mrs. N. R. Will my husband ever
return to me?
Ans. The vibration receive,
madam; Is that your husband has
been away from you for over two
years, and during this time he has
been associated with the woman
who split you up. He Is now engaged
TO this person. Forget this marriage,
and find more interest In other
friends.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-13
emocrat Readers Given Answers By Famed Astrologer

and he will witness more success
through an arrangement Of this
nature.
Miss w. N. What profession
should I follow for my life work?
Ans. Astrological indications de-
note that you being an Aries subject
are more qualified to enter the field
Of home economies. 1t is indicated
that your success in life lies in this
profession.
G. j. My mother just recently
had a stroke. Will she recover?
Ans. My friend, your mother is
getting quite old and should not
have to work so hard. This is the
reason for her i'll health now. Have
someone come into her home and
do the house work. BY doing SO your
mother will recover much sooner.
Miss D. E. K. I am very much in
love with certain party. Will I
ever know my desires in this case7
Ans. My friend, you are a very
young girl allowing a married man
with three children to lead you
astray. Take hold Of yourself and
see what he is doing to you. sug-
gest that you discontinue this friend
ship Immediately, and turn your at
tentions to the young single man
who is greatly interested In you,
before any more serious trouble
riSAs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-13
DEAR MIR. HAREN:
KIND FRIEND, Ell HAREN:

KIND FRIEND Ell HAREN:
Every day I read my Astrological Document, and it
certainly has been beneficial to Your sncereness IN
answering my questions is very much appreciated knew
that you could help when wrote to you Remain your
true friend and will forget your kind advice Wish
ing you the best am.
Yours truly,
D. PARKIN
1O3 South Dwight Street,
Jackson Michigan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-13
DEAR SIR AND FRIEND:


DEAR SIR AND FRIEND:
Wish to express the pleasure and comfort that your
advice and also the reading have brought to me- have
enjoyed your work immensely and also would like to be
the future May extend my very best wishes to you?
remain.
friend,
MRS NAOMI F. HENLEY,
r. r. No. /,
Oliver Springs, Tennessee.
DEAR MIR. HAREN:
Your letter with the answers to my questions received
and also the reading which proved satisfactory appre
cate your help very much and your Reading has pleased
me greatly. Thanking you for all favors that nave
been extended.
Yours very truly,
MISS EMMA RATONDE
1929 West Fifth Avenue,
(arv 1ndi
The Washington times., 1937-06-01
Dean Threatens
ToQuit Again

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-DizZy Dean
was on a special train carrying
the st. Louis Cardinals and Chi
cago Cubs eastward today, but he
boarded it only after making
threats that he was through with
big league baseball.
1t was learned today that Dean
blew up again after losing one
Of the two games that the Cardi-
mails dropped to the Cubs here
yesterday. He complained that
President Ford Prick, Of the Ma
tional League, was against him be-
cause he was enforcing the balk
rule that cost Dizzy a recent
game; that FRANKIE Frisch didn't
believe his arm was sore and he
was bitter over the jeers of home
town fans when ne was hammered
by the Cubs in the second game
of the Memorial Day double
header.
After insisting that he would
not make the trip East, Dean re-
pented at the last moment under
his Wife's persuasion and joined
his team mates.
The Washington times., 1937-06-01

Strokes And Coordination
0fLitt|e Use ith0utAbiIity
To Concentrate on Ball
ARTICLE ONE

sOorth Vines, Oorlds professional tennis champion,
begins herewith series of 10 special articles for the
age tennis player and fan "How to Play Better Tenms
The Washington times., 1937-06-01

night for. this most deserving al
truism, and some Of the great
fistic names which forever will go
ringing down the history Of the
sport.
For instance, in style, appear
Ance and general ringmanship,
quite a parallel might be drawn
between Norment Quarles and
the late Ad Wolgast, who stood
alone-both short, blonde, Etocky
and vicious with a left hook.
Another Finnegan?
Both as an amateur and during
his brief professional career, Lou
Gevinson has time and again
brought back memories of Honey.
boy Finnegan, who made his local
debut about q dozen years ago
against Bobby Garcia.
Seldom comes along in the box.
ing business boys like these who
stand off erect and fight with two
hands, Spurning that curse to so
many fans, mitigating.
Sometime back there was an I'M
commonly fast-moving fighter by
the name of owen Moran Of whom
Ray Ingram is the spittin' image
Continued on Page 80, Col. 81.
The Washington times., 1937-06-01

The team that is far below its
expected ranking is Washington.
On spring form the Griffs should
be right in the thick of the fight.
The only team that beat the
Washington club decisively was
the Giants, and that was on
March II, the first game Wash
ington played. The Cards, the
Tigers and the rest showed no
superiority over the local outfit.
Developments of the local sea-
son are common property and call
for no review here. Reviews get
you nowhere in particular. What
Harris expects and demands now
is that the pitchers pitch as
Fischer pitched before you yes
terday; that the hitters hit as
Simmons hit in the first game
with three Safeties out Of four
trips to the plate.
Two MisfOrtunes
The two great misfortuneS OF
1887 befell the teams that were
rated to give the Yankees their
stoutest opposition. Glamourous
Mickey Cochrane lies in St. Eliza
beths Hospital in New York city,
fighting valiantly for life. Ten
million fans pray for the raven
haired Celt, and the surgeons now
are optimistic.
Not so serious in its possibilities
was the accident that swept Bobby
Teller. of the Cleveland Indians,
out of action. Feller's elbow was
injured and he has not been aEle
to pitch since. Youth and care
will restore Teller to the lineup
of the Indians. Coch1ane, when
he RECEIVERS, is destined to manage
from the bench, if indeed ne is not
forced into the cloister OF the front
office.
Detroit cannot win without
Cochrane, barring the unforeseen
Far beyond the call OF Mlckey'S
baseball, and there never was a
greater man at his position, Coch'
rane carries values as an inspiring
leader. He can make men play
better ball than they know how
He drives as he leads.
Greatest Pitcher
There is no telling how much
the loss of Feller will effect the
Cleveland pennant chance. AS the
kid pitched in the spring exhibit
ton games he was unbeatable.
RiIl KLEIN. National League UNI.
pire, is alleged to have said that
Teller was the greatest pitcher he
ever saw.
Well, KLEIN saw Matty, Mordecai
Brown, Ed Ruelbach, Nap Rucker
and a host of others at their best.
He conferred the Last Accolade
upon Teller in that pronounce
ment.
] It matters little how powerful