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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-08
Speculation Not
Advisable

F. j. Would you consider 1t ad-
visable for me to take my mothers
estate and speculate with the cash
1t contains?
Ans. 1t Is my opinion that you
are not capable enough of investing
or specializing your own money
likewise that which does not right
fully belong to you. do not take
any chance with the idea which you
possess In your mind now.
r. F. An old friend borrowed some
money nearly year ago. Do you
see him repaying me?
Ans. I find this person was q
very new acquaintance when you
made the loan. Instead Of using the
money for his business, as he stat
ed, he used 1t to buy his sweet
heart an engagement ring. The
money is gone, and 50 Is your
friend. The best thing for you to
do Is TO forget all thoughts Of this
subject.
Mrs. S. M. j. When my husband
was working for a large organiza-
ton here, he went out with the wife
of one Of his co-workers. Was this
all planned to make him lose his
job?
Ans. Your husband had dates with
other women before this case came
up. There Is nothing undetermined
connected with 1t, as far as the
other men are concerned. Discon-
inue trying TO find excuses for your
husband. He Is the type that will
never be faithful, therefore, you
should take his actions as such.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-08
Loan Will Not Be
Granted

M. M. B. A. Please advise me If
I will get the personal loan which
I have applied for?
Ans. 1t Is appears to me that the
only way you will be successful In
obtaining money Is by m0rtgaging
your property. They will refuse to
gr,nt a loan on just note.
Mrs N. E. s. What Is best to do
about my property?
Ans. Continue to hold same In
your possession, as you will always
need home. Your children will all
be married in the next three years,
and leave you alone.
X. S. Will I ever resume my
friendship with one whom I cor
responded with for a year? This
friendship terminated two months
ago for no apparent reason.
Ans. You have too much false
pride. Why do you not try treating
your friends as you would like to
be treated? This Is thk only way to
get him to return TO you.
G. X. Why do not get report
which I recently sent to certain
organization?
Ans. In concentrating upon your
subject find you referring TO an
investigation which you are having
made relative prospective emplOye.
Within the next 10 days you will
receive very good recommendation
Of this persons former service. and
then hire them TO work for you.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-08
Brother Interferes in
Home

Mrs. I. D. G.. Why is my husanc
always nSgging at me about my
brother, who Is now staying with us?
Ans. Indications point to the fact
that your brother has been with you
now for approximately two years
During that time, my science does
not show that he has worked one
day, but has received three meals
a day, nice room to stay In and
he Is receiving spending money from
you. Your husband Is justified In
his assertions, and unless; madam;
you look at this from his standpoint
and let this person take care OF
himself, ~ he should have done
In the past, separation Is indi-
Gated.
I. w. My husband and I have
been separated for some time. Dc
you see us going back together
again?
Ans. 1 see you going back together
again, but you will not stay. You
can never find happiness together
but you will not be satisfied until
you make the third attempt.
g. p. viii the man go TO see SO
much get a Job for me?
Ans. II you will continue your
efforts In this direction, the party
In question will secure q position
for you.
Mr.. F. w. Should I stay where
I am now, or make a change?
Ans. My friend, do not allow yOuI
rowing nature 70 force you 70 givs
UP every connection and opportunity
that you now possess 70 be success.
! full in the future. There ID no rea'
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-08
Sees Trouble Ahead

Mr.. o. v. B. Does my employer
know the different things which
have been arising in his organiza-
ton for the past few months?
Ans. Yes, your employer does
know Of this incident. He learned
about it approximately 10 days ago,
and at the present time is cOmpil-
ing evidence on this subject. It Is
evident that he will take action In
another week.
Mrs. E. w. I. have just recently
met q very nice lady. Tell me If
she Is a true friend, or Is she de-
ceitful to me?
Ans. 1t is my thought that this
party IL a very true and loyal
friend. She will prove this to you
when you ask her TO do you favor.
which I see that she will fulfil.
Miss C. T. A. Should ! continue
the friendship with boy I am now
keeping company with?
Ans. My friend, even though this
person has been married In the past
that will not cause you any unhap-
plness. I find that this person Is
true In his assertions TO you, and
can offer you the comforts OF life.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-08
Will Sell Property

s. o. D. Will we continue on the
farm as we are now, or make a
change?
Ans. A change is very evident for
you around the month Of April this
year. 1t Is revealed that you will
find buyer for this property dur
ing this month. You will make a
change in your residence to another
state after this transaction has been
completed.
H. w. Will I hear from the party
I am thinking Of?
Ans. Astrological indicati show
that the person you refer to Is the
party whom you gave money Ia
invest for you. IL seems that you
will not hear from this person soon
but eventually you will find him and
get back the money you SO foolish
ilsly gave to him.
Miss D. p. have been going with
young man for about two years
Do you see marriage for me to
him?
Ans. Dear friend, religion has been
the greatest misunderstanding be-
tween you two people. Under this
condition I would not advise this
marriage, as 1t seems that this would
always come between your life, as
you both are to the extreme on this
subject. However, religion or beliefs
Is carried In the heart, and should
not be debated on in any way what
SOeVer.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-08
Throngs Swamp AstroIoger With Letters Before
Engagement Ends--Everyone Urged To Communicate
With Him AT Once To Avoid Being Disappointed
Beverages Cause Serious
illness

Mr.. F. r. d. What causes my Ill
feeling, and loss Of weight?
Ans. You should Immediately con-
suit stomach specialist In this i'll
ness. II Is my thought that same
Is more serious than you are now
imagining. The use Of alcoholic bev-
erages continually Is what has caus-
ed your present trouble. You will
not be able TO overcome this condi-
ton In any short period Of time,
as you have been too negligent in
not having the care Of competent
physician heretofore.
H. E., Union City, Conn. Did the
person receive the letter which I
sent about 10 days ago, and what
will be his answer If he did2
Ans. Your letter seemed to con-
tain request for q loan. This per-
son received your message, but ne
does not have the money TO grant
this favor. i see a letter coming to
you soon explaining fully conditions
pertaining thereto.
Mr.. A. N. Will I ever be success
FL in the business I just started
into?
Ans. 1t seems that you would have
been much better of had you re-
manned with your last position. In
approximately two weeks the doors
Of your business will be closed.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-08
TESTIMONIAL FOR
REV PETER DZUBAY
Well Known Priest OBJ
serves 10th Anniversary
of Passionate Here

Tribute to the Rev. Peter Dzubay,
pastor Of st. Mary's Russian Ortho-
dox Greek Catholic Church, was
paid last night by president Of local
Russian religious and political
groups, and visiting clergy Of the
Russian Church, who had gathered
at The Elton for the dinner given
In celebration Of his Goth anniver-
sary as pastor Of the local church.
About 300 attended the dinner,
among them being Archbishop Adam
Of Philadelphia. Rev. Marchinko, of
Norwich; Very Rev. Alexander Ven-
iaminoff, of Bridgeport; Rev. Ku-
hansky, Of Terryville; Congressman
j. Joseph Smith, Thomas P. Kelly,
executive secretary to Mayor Frank
Hayes; Andrew OLear, chairman of
the church committee, Vastly Kop-
cha, president of SS. Peter and
Paul brotherhood; Frank Sedorenko
president of st. Mary's brother
hood; John M. Barna, president
of the Russian American Political
club; Anthony w. Homick, presi-
dent Of the Carpatho-R Russian AM
erican Political club; Anthony H.
Kaschak, president of Connecticut
Federation of Russian American
Political clubs; Miss Tecla Pres
lopsky, president Of the Young
Peoples Russian association: VAL
erie s. Lvanoff, choir director, Mrs.
Anna Sabatowich, of st. Olga's So
ciety.
A special service who observed at
the church yesterday with Arch
bishop Adam officiating, accompan-
led by Rev. Constantine Kassatkin,
proto-deacon. Several gifts were
preferred by the many church Or
CARNATIONS, to Rev. Dzubay, among
them being several purses and a
crucifix.
Attorney Stephen A. Homcik was
POSTMASTER, and made the presen-
tation Of gifts on behalf Of the
various societies.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-08
Ell HARENS MAIL INCREASES TO HIGH DECREE
Astrologer Predicts
Trouble

Mr.. A. p. H. Will I get the home
which 1 now hold a mortgage on?
Ans. I do see that you will be able
70 obtain this home as you desire,
but IL Is my opinion that these two
people will be able TO pay of the
full amount Of this loan over a per-
Tod Of two years, and you should
give them this opportunity. II also
seems that you are not In need Of
the money, or the home, but that
you get big delight out Of hurting
and crushing other people, who are
not as fortunate as you are. A
great deal of trouble Is indicated
for you. my friend, II you continue
with the methods you have been
carrying out in the past. All Of these
transactions are far from being
ethical.
Mrs. G. r. G. Will I marry Harry?
Ans. Harry is already married,
madam; 1 advise you TO forget this
party, and concentrate on the sub
ject of your work at this time. II
Is denoted that you wal meet q very
fine and worthy single man, whom
you will soon become very much
attached to, and marry around the
summer months of 1888.
H. v. r. was In an automobile
accident. Will I ever receive any
money through this direction?
Ans. I find that Won will be Sue
cessful in this legal procedure, but
you will not receive as much money
as you are now anticipating.
L. L. What do you see in store
for us?
Ans. Madam; you should make
the contemplated purchase Of a
farm Immediately. Much success Ii
denoted for you and yours in these
new surroundings.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-08
Husbands Actions
Misjudged

o. w. j. Is my sister telling me the
truth about my husband?
Ans. My chart indicates that your
sister did see your husband with
another woman last Saturday. How
ever, upon making inquiries you will
find that this was his employers
secretary whom he was asked to take
to the back after some necessary
papers.
Mrs. F. G. B. Will I ever know
what good health is II I continue
TO live In this climate?
Ans. Astrological indications show
that you have been having some
trouble with your lungs, and that
your doctor has advised you TO 60
West for your health. would sug-
gest TO follow out his instructions,
and IL you do 50 you will be able
to live much happier and more con-
tented, along With ENJOYING much
better health in the future.
Mr.. w. w. L. Do you think we
will settle our case in court?
Ans. It Is revealed that this Iiti-
cation will take some time for IL
T. be settled. However, I am most
confident that you will receive some
financial returns from this accident
which Is shown TO have occurred
last fall.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-08
Democrat Readers Express Heartfelt
Thanks For His Exceptional Services

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address to FL Harens private Office he nears the COM
pleton of his engagement great many people TAX
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ply
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from Ell Haren, during his stay with THE WATER
BURY DEMOCRAT. He has brought happiness into
the home and lives of many, and his guidance and
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-08
Pin Located

D. r. ] have lost sorority pin
Can you tell me where 1t Is?
Ans. 1t seems to me that your
sister has borrowed this pin from
you before she left for college the
second semester. Write her, and she
will verify the statement.
j. c. Several times I decided to
give up my husband for I do not
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-08
Many Readers Given Solutions By Renowned Asrooger

son whatsoever why you cannot be
successful, IL you will only put forth
the efficiency and initiative to do SO.
My sincere advice Is that you re-
main as you are now, and not con-
template making a change in this
connection.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-08
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-08
Foresees Children

Mrs. c. L. Please advise me, Mr.
Ell Haren. If I will have children
In my home?
Ans. Am happy TO state, madam
that my science indicates two chill
dren for you. The first, which will
be a girl, will come to you during
the month Of January, 1888. My
chart reveals that this will bring a
great deal more happiness and con-
tentment to you in your present sur
rOundings.
Mr.. j. 8. M, Watertown, Conn
Is 1t wise for me to purchase a
home at this time?
Ans. The vibration / receive de-
notes that you are permanently es-
tablished I'm your present position
and surroundings, therefore, at this
writing I would suggest that you
carry out your plans Immediately
Of purchasing home. 1t Is my
thought that you have been work
ing for this firm for about IN years
and during this period of time have
built up a very good reputation with
them.
X. r. What legal steps should ]
take against my former husband?
Ans. My analysis shows that a
legal procedure In your case is not
the correct one TO follow, as 1t ap-
pears to me that this matter can
and will be Strengthened out with
out such proceedings, and this would
be the most desirable step to take.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-08

feel that care enough to continue.
Still 1t seems that am unable to
really pack and leave. What Is
wrong?
Ans. You want your husband. I
find that you care so much for him
that you are trying to find a way
for him to come 10 you, and shower
more affection upon you. You will
never leave him, but live together,
however, never at any time will you
be completely satisfied.
A. L. Will I be successful In the
plans which / have In mind at the
present?
Ans. 1t appears that you are con-
templating marriage. / would advise
you to go ahead with your plans, as
you are well mated with your girl
friend. Much happiness will come
to you both.
o. E. Will I lose my home, or will
financial conditions improve?
Ans. You will not lose your home.
There Is a change coming to you
about the LIST of March, which will
make your life much happier, and
enable you to meet your obligations.
Divorce Not Advisable
Mrs. T. G.. Should I leave my
husband, or have any reason
whatever for not doing SO?
Ans. Madam; you owe 1t to your
self and children to keep your home
together. 1 find that a little more
love and respect ON your part will
help to change conditions in your
home.
Mr.. K. E. I have wanted to make
change In my business for some
time. The correct time or oppor-
tunity never has come, although !
am planning towards something de-
finitely soon. Will this work out
satisfactorily?
Ans. You should follow your intui-
ton In this matter. DO not 90 ahead
with your plans as outlined. A
more favorable opportunity awaits
you, which means that you will 20
into partnership with another at
t0rney.
Mrs. E. o. Is 1t advisable for me
to take my child to a hospital?
Ans. My calculation denotes that
you would be giving your daughter
every available medical attention IL
you would follow out your plans of
taking her to this Child's Hospital,
which Is shown TO be located In the
state Of Massachusetts. Improvement
Is denoted for her soon.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-08

would advise you to continue as are
now, and do not think Of his past,
or anything of that nature.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-08
MIR. Ell HAREN, DEAR SIR:

More unsolicited testimonial letters published that
Ell Haren has received prasng him for his help and guild
ance which he has extended These letters offer you SUI
en proof of what Ell Harens personal service and Spec
ia Readings do for you. All Democrat readers have
the opportunity to receive this service by sending
for Special Reading of themselves today and receive an
to their questions privately by mail This is the
only way that you can be sure obtaining Ell Harens adj
vice during the remainder of his engagement in Water
bury So you asked to notice the Special Reading and
Question Coupon for information regarding this
markabe document. Remember, your time is short to
communicate with Ell Haren therefore you requested
to do SO Immediately.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-08
Many Acclaim Special
Reading OF Ell Haren

Your kind letter containing the answers my ques-
tons received and also my Reading. Am more than
satisfied with them BOTH We have carried out your adj
vice. and indeed very grateful The only thing can
say that through your help thank God that have
accomplished what have really wanted all life, and
this peases than money. We have the big farm
now as YOU told U.S. and dreams have come true Want
to keep in touch with you from time to time and also de-
sire to be member of your club
Very sincerely,
MRS. MARIE BUHLERT,
r. r. No. g.
Vicksburg, Michigan.
DEAR Ell HAREN:
Am writing to tell you how much appreciate my
Reading and the helpful advice you gave me- which am
very thankful for The Reading the finest have ever
received Wishing you power in your work for man.
kind
Sincerely yours,
MRS BLANCHE BERNEY
512 8. Nineteenth St.,
Lacrosse, Wisconsin.
DEAR MIR. Ell HAREN
Your Astrological Analysis received. Thanks to you
and think it very good Am certainly glad that took adj
vantage of the opportunity to consult you while you were
here with The South Bend NewsTimeS. Will be sending
you letter New York to join your club have some
other very important business would like so much Tor
you to help out Thanking you again for your nice
letter and answers to my questions remain,
Your friend,
MRS DOLLY LEER,
r. F. d. No. g.
Goshen, Indiana.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-08
DEAR MR.. Ell HAREN:
DEAR SIR AND FRIEND:

DEAR SIR AND FRIEND:
Have just received my Reading, and also advices
the two questions which submitted: Am very well
they already brought sunshine into my life and am
that they will continue to do daily My hearts
desire and sincere prayers that may live long and
prosper in the great you doing You remind me
Of the Let me live by the side Of the road and be
friend to man"
Sincerely yours,
MRS. ALICE E. SMITH,
100 E. Texas Ave.,
Knoxville Tennessee.
MR.. Ell HAREN, DEAR SIR:
Both my husband and myself have received your
splendid services We think you truly wonderful, and
sure have been great comfort to We have enjoyed
your marvellous work. and very sorry you leaving our
city We will miss you great deal, and looking
forward to your return Both of extend hearty
best wishes for your happiness and future success to
carry on your good work.
Respectfully,
MR. & MRS LoTT1E E. SMITH,
BAT Bates st.,
lark