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EIRELEss COOKERS.

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ENDORSEMENTS.

A. CALIENNO--Park st. and Howard
 ave, Furniture of all kinds repaired and retnished, l Park st. Phone 5S973,
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MARTIN & CO.--122 East Pearl rear
 Shoe Store. Plumbing, Heating and Gas Fitting done. Bids furnished Spe- cial attention 10 Jobblng and Repair,
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AGENTS WANTED.

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Miss Carrie M. Chapman of Clinton avenue has gene to Lake Wacabuc, N Y, for her summer vacation.
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MANTED FOR U. $. AkMY--Able bod-
 led unmarried men. between 2l and 3b; citizens Of the United states; ofl good character and tempsrete hapits. Apply Recruiting Officer, $50 Cnapsl| street. New Haven. i56 Maln street. Hartford; l02z Main street. Bridgeport;l lyy Bank street, Waterbury. llv if
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At the Grand avenue Baptist church the topic of the prayer meet ing is The Regions Beyond"
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WANTED-Posltion as chauffeur; youngl
 man, temperate and reliable, thor ouBniy conversant with autos, their construction and repairs. ]. D., IS Aus, burn street. jy7St
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The topic at the prayer meeting at the Grand avenue Congregational church this evening will be How Can We Help One Another?"
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The funeral of Mrs. Kettle s. McIn- tyre, wife of Albert G. Mcintyre of l2i Atwater street. whose death was an- nounced in this paper yesterday, will take place at charlmont, Mass. in the Congregational church this afternoon at l:S0 and Rev. Dr. Sheath will go up to otiicate The intermenr will De at charlmont. where the family formerly resided. Mrs. McIntyre's death was very sudden, resulting from apoplexy. Besides her husband, she leaves q son, Abncr x. Mcintyre, and a daughter Mrs. Frederic A. Fessenden, both of thls city For about 16 years she had been a matron in the Industrial School for Girls at Middletown. where she died She was very popular at the home and her work was greatly appreciated by the management Her family will have the sympathy of their many friends. Mrs. Mcintyre came frequent ly to her Fair Haven home and was hero on visit only few days ago. The following from an exchange gives some of the details about her death;
 
 "Middletown July b.--Mrs. A. N. Mo Intyre, assistant matron at the Russell Home at the Girls Industrial school here, died suddenly today as the result of over exerting herself at picnic giv- en for the girls saturday on the school grounds Medical Examiner Calef was called and he pronounced death due to apoplexy of the lungs Mrs. Mcintyre, who was a native of oxford, Mass, was Gl years old and had been employed at the school for the last sixteen years. She is survived by her husband, son and a daughter, all of whom live in New Haven. During the picnic Satur- day Mrs. Mcintyre worked hard all day
 In the sun and her death was partly due to the heat"
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GEORGE Y. CRIPPs-is3-isb Com
 meroe at. Clipping by electricity. Telephone connection. New Haven. Conn.
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SEVERAL nicely furnished rooms for
 rent, with or without table board i6 High street. jul9tf
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

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PHOTOGRAPHERS,

h. W. FILLEY---S40 Chapel street.
 perfect likeness assured when we do your work. One trial will convince you. Prices reasonable.
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WANI'ED--Best help supplied. West Haven Employment Agency. S9S h Campbell avenue. Phone ylS2-2.
 m2s 80t
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SEVERAL rooms. One flight. st5
 Chapel street. Prices ranging from s to SIS monthly. Apply H. c. Bretz- fielder. s65 Chapel street. jugs l4t
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NICELY furnished room, suitable for
 man and wlte or for two gentlemen Central location. Terms reasonable. 493 Chapel. 1u2Otf
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SUPERFLUoUS HAIR.

PAINLESS electrolysls is the only
 guaranteed permanent cure No scars; treatment sl; Il years graduate specialist. Mrs. Or. Olmstead, SIS Chapel street. Room 25.
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WANTED--By man and wife, three or
 four clean, peasant unfurntshed rooms on second Aoor, two Ianiiy house wiLn Americans, ana central Location. Wllk pay. ,lJ or ylz. Adress ]. T. C., Jour- nal-Courier. ju21 tf
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STOVE REPAIRS.
SIGN PAINTER.
THE NATIONAL SUIT PRESSING co

REDUCTION!--Suits pressed, 35c. Tho
 National Suit Pressing Co., 63 Church street, opposite postofnce. Telephone 1472-2. Fred Goldbaum. Mgr.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

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MT and Mrs. Edward McKeon of Blatchley avenue has just lost by death baby six months old, one of twins, and the other Is very i'll.
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MT. and Mrs Peter Benson and daughter Lizzie of Atwater street went to Westerly for over the Fourth.
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LARGE furnished rooms. housekeeping. home comforts, s2 up, hall room, $l 479 Chapel street. near r'ranklin.
 jul7 If
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TYPEW REFERS.
. MEDICAL.

MANICURE, shampoo. facial massage. marcel waving, superiluous hair re- moved, electric treatment (Dr. Cum mings' method). Mrs. H. E. Chamber lain. 93s Chapel street. Telephone.
 mi If
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Mrs. Waiter Leigh of Quinnipiac avenue and Miss Hattie Storer will leave this week for q stay of two weeks at the Storrs school.
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SITUATION wANrEp-MALE.

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 or i've cents a word for seven times.
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,. J .HOGAN--972 state .st., Practical
 Plumber and Gas Bitter Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work. Jobbing. Work done at reasonable prices. Phone.
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LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.

HOWARD AVE. sTABI.Es--H. T.
 Lynch, prop. Hacks. Coupes, Livery x Sale Stable, Carriages for all occa- sions. BIO Howard ave. Phone istS-l2.
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FOR sALE-Two cylinder Columbia
 auto, carry five; cost $l.750.00; sell fol S300.0U. Tel 2499-b. ty4 3t
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No. 3o HIGH street. near Chapel, sev- eral excellently furnished rooms for rent, very reasonably. Phone 3215-4.
 Ju23 te
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DESIRABLE furnished rooms nea.
 Chapel street, on York. Nicely htted up. and terms reasonable. l6O York street. Ju24 tf
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AUCTION SALE--L. Bostwick, auc-
 tioneer and appraiser. 45 Orange. Telephone lb24-l2. ma 60t
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TAILORS.

JOHNSON x KALLGREN--Up- to date
 talors. We don't make cheap clothes. We make good clothes cheap. We can prove 1t. Room 404, r. M. c. A. big. Tel.
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MANTED--Girls to wait on foe cream
 tables. Appiy at Y. A. Hauf's. cor. Church ana Inapel streets. JyB It
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PLEASANTLY furnished rooms suita-
 ble tor light housekeeping or for two gentlemen. l69 Olive street. jugs If
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
SCHOOL OF DANCING.

OPEN Winter and Summer. Private or
 Class lessons. All the new dances taught correctly. Prof. Riccio's School of Dancing, Cor. State and Court sts.
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WANTED FOH .. s. ARMY--Able bod
 iod unmarried men. between IS andl 50, citizens Of the tinted states; ofl
 good character and temperate habits. who can speak. read and write English. Apply Recruiting Omcer, $50 Chapel street. New Haven; i6p Main street, Hartford; lO2z Main street. bridgeport;l lsy bank street. Waterbury. lyl Tyr
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AUTOMOBILES.

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AUCTION SALE.

R. II. MALLORY, Auctioneer sells at BIO Dixwell avenue (near Henry st Wednesday q p. m... nice goods. Sideboard, wardrobe, chiffonier, iron bedsteads, chamber suit, rockers, tables, carpets. rugs. gas heater. etc.
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STAR GASOLINE ENGINER

WALTER R. CLINTON-34-s6 Elm
 st., W. Haven. Royal and Hartford marine engines, Westinghouse dynamos and motors. Automobile, machine work.
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SIGNS AND SHOW CARDS.

POLITICAL BANNERS, Transparencles,
 Flags, Cloth Lettering and Signs of Every Description. Get our prices. Out of town orders promptly attended to-. We are the oldest Sign House In the State. Established 1853, Chas. R, Phil lips, S2s Chapel street. Room 10.
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LABOR AGENTS.
MAGNETIC TREATMENT.
MARINE ENGINES $ HARD WARE.

FOR sALE-A four horsepower Miamus
 motor. But slightly usvu. s60. Com plete. Tho Marine Engine and Hard ware Co.,. 26 Elm. West Haven. Phone.
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Captain Albert Bishop, W. s. Bish- op and Albert Bishop have returned
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BARN FOR RENT.

BARN--50i Whitney avenut. accommo-
 dations for pair of horses or could be used AS Il garage. Comfortable quarters for hostler or chauffeur. f. E. Brooks. TAG Chapel ju30 7t
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RIDING SCHOOL.
RUG WORKS.
SAW SHOP.

NOW is the time to nave your Lawn
 Mower Snarpened. Phone 2466-b. We will call and do 1t right, J. w. Cot teral. POS Dixwell avenue.
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PUBLIC STORAGE, PACKING.
PLUMBING AND HEATING.

AULL X COSTELLO--21 Elm street,
 West Haven Plumbers and Timers. Gas and Steam Fitting. Hot Air and hot Water Heating. Sheet Metal Work.
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TIMING AND HEATING.

0. M. EDGEHLEY & CO.--529 State st.
 Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Workers Furnace, stove and Range work. Roof ing. etc. Telephone
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The very few cases of accident on tho Fourth in this vicinity seemed rather remarkable. In fact there was no serious accident reported. With the large amount of powder burned, this state of affairs was certainly most gratifying and surprising.
 David Henderson of Fair Haven Heights is entertaining MT. and Mrs. Joseph Denton of Newark
 On the Fourth T, H. Linihan and family of Ferry street made an auto trip to New York,
The evening world., 1908-01-07
South Brooklyn Women Par.
ticipate in a "\Veekly
Drawing' Scheme.
THERE'S NOTHlN' DOING
Promoters tBusy' to Provide
Set of Furs flor a Lucky
Club Memt-cr.

Scores OF South Brooklyn women are
expected TO be present in the Ftfth Ave
nne Police Court. Brpok.yn, tomorrow,
when John Terry and William Kane, OF
No. 4%7 Rogers avenue. are arraigneo
before Magistrate Geisnar.
The men were arrested to-day
cally charged with advertising a lottery.
They were held in $500, The police say
that the methods OF the defendants
bring their case Immediately under the
lottery laws. and that they conducted a
big business among women OF SoutA
Brooklyn particularly. who to-day are
complaining that they aid not receive
The '%'prizes'' offered.
Part OF the plan witch the police
nave nlrlcd contemplated the organiza-
ton OF clubs OF seventy members. each
o.. whom contributed . cents u week
Tor the p..N.-'se oi lu!l,.iss aAd paI.iN;-
patiug. With each weeks dues a val
liable prize was 10 be g!Iten 10 u ile!!l-
Der selected by lot. TINT office OF the al
legged lottery concern IS .ocated at No.
M Ninth street. ( = known as the
Consolidated M~ercAand4S@ company, as
proclaimed by a large sign over the en-
Mrs. Condor. of No. SS7 prospect ave
nue., called at the otiios today com
planning that she mad noe received 4
Set OF furs which she had won by rea-
son of her luck and eligibility. she
was told by a young onlan in the of
flee that both Mr., Terry and Mr.. Kan
had been So busy with holiday affairs
mat her .urs mad been overlooked.
While Mrs. Condor was G~ttins this
explanation Terry and Kane We're being
arraigned. Terry claimed to have an
account OF s9.CO in the Mechanics
branch bank on Ninth streeS. Cashier
Sinonson reported that Terry had Il
small account several weeks agO, bur
that II had been overdrawn.
The police are making a roundup to-
day and expect 70 have a number OF
women in court tomorrow wEo Will
tell OF their contributions 10 the Terry
Kane alleged lottery game.
The evening world., 1908-01-07
WHO WANTS TO
KISS THE BLARNEY
ST0NE2 COME On
Here's a Big Piece of the Orig
inal Rock fresh From
Erin'S Isle.

ireland AND It's most distinguished
sons will take charge at Madison
Square Garden tonight, when Morgan
J. O'Br.-l, former Justice Of the
Supreme Court. opens the second lFish
Exposition. The exercises Will be chiefly
a celebration by the thousands OF irish
American residents Of New York and
vicinity OF present day commercIa.
rogress In Erln's Isle.
The principal address will be made
by Morgan j. O'Br!en, who Will tell o.
the new and Industrious Ireland and OF
the tremendous struggle II requires 10
shake off the commercial shackle. M
tional President Cummings, Of the An
Gent order of Hioern ans, and state
President Glynn, together with many
others prominent in the Irish societies
in New York. Will be present to lend a
helping hand to the cause and CIV the
fair a good swing. All the women s
societies will be represented also.
Mad son Square Garden anphltheatrc
will dazzle the visitors with its beauty.
Il has been transformed completely.
The basic scheme is green, OF course,
but the decorations surpass anything
ever seen in the Garden, not even eS-
cepting the decorations Of the Tecei.t
automobile show. which cost 5000.
After the opening exercises the visit
ors vii Le given u practlca! look at
Irish Industries. They will see the linen
makers in all the branches OF their art,
from tra tlaN right lD TO the llESs
linen made. Tney wi! see, also, the
pIettlesL girls IN Ireland, imported
Specially for the occasion. DONG mar
vellous things with the nlmy stuit MISS
who organized the Elmer Guild,
10 give the lr!sA glrIs a cHance 10
work at home, will DE IN charge OF the
EXHIBITS az The fair.
And they will see gold, silver and
copper. James johnston, WAC has
isn't one ot the ta!rty-t"O count es IN
Ireland in which minerals III paying
quantities are not found.
Then come the rug and tapestry mar
ers. me rugs ale t-.Gk aAu Detlt.l-l,
not perhaps az exquisite as those Of
Persian make. bU: equally artistic II
design and u great dea! more suosiaa-
tai.
cottage. interior and exterior, n reptile
Of the sort many OF the present day
distinguished Irish-Americans were born
and bred in. The Blarney stone wi!
also be there-not the big, Original one
but A piece BIZ enough to kiss.
Tho map OF Ireland will be repro,
duced in a sod taken from the mos.
historic spot N each OF the thirty-tw
counties. There VIII ne seen a certI.ioa..
from the parish priest N every county
showing Il 70 b. genuine.
In all, there will be nearly 2N eN
h!bits, consisting Of everything know
tn Irish fame, ana last, but not lGys
will be a reproduction Of the g""
English Derby IN moving pictures.
showing Rirhord Cookers Orby win
ming the clCspic for ireland.
The fair will continue ar the Garlic.
for three wnAks
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INSURANCE VETERANS
CHASE AND CRAM DEAD

ST. LOUIS. Jan. AFTER an illness OF
three weeks, Capt. George Taylor
Cram, se~venty-three years old. died at
his home here to-day. He bore the dis
t~inction OF having served longer as
President of an insurance company than
any other man in the country with ono
eXCep;ion-that OF George L. Chase, OF
Hartford. Conn, who also Died to-day.
Mr.. Cram died at 6 o'clock A. NJ. just
three hours after the demise of Mr..
Chase. Mr.. Cram had served as an in
surance company president since 1879,
y Chase since 1867.
HARTFORD. Conn, Jan. George
l. Chase, president OF the Hartford
Fire Insurance Company, died early TO-
day after a period of feeble health due
20 advancing years, his being
Ity. For more than forty years he
BAUD been president OF the company. lie
Vas d naive " MiIUury. Mass. and
WAS a descendant of Aquilla Chase. the
rrnISraut ancestor also .; Salmon +.
Case. who Was Secretary OF the Treas
ury under President Lincoln.
He entered the insurance business at
the age 90, nineteen and after conueI-
tiUr Wit various sompales for many
years Ire engaged in railroading in Ohio,
but finally returned 10 mis- former bust
Hess a'.rGt lSi. -Four years later he
becan" head Of the Hartford Company
ana BY reason Of lis long Term OF Ser
vice Was one Of the best known insur-
nee men pf the country, He was
thrice married and leaves a widow,
one son and two grandchildren.
The evening world., 1908-01-07
h The Store Of Superior Qualities
and Moderate Prices.

To clear Out a number Of handsome brass bed
we have reduced prices heavily. The beds
are splendidly made, all in full sizes, with Finch
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NEW EMPLOYERS
LIABILITY ACT
Knox Puts in Bill Gov
ering Defects of Law De-
clared Void.

Knox. of Pennsylvania. who has taken
much interest IN the litigation growing
out of the Employers Liability act,
which was declared TO he unconstitu-
tional in the Supreme Court Of the
United States yesterday. to-day intro
ducod n bill whtch Is intended to rem
edy the defects In the present law.
The bill is so drawn as to make 1t
applicable only TO corporations engaged
i'm such as Congress has the
undogbted right 10 control and to em-
ployces OF such corporations engaged
exclusively in interstate commerce.
The existing law Is - broad as to
cover all transportation w states,
but Mr.. knox's bill 20 nv 1ifies II rs
10 limit its operations TO common car
riers which are operated by steam OF
similar motive power
The evening world., 1908-01-07

The celebrated Helen burnside tells a
story to the society reporter Of a leading
New York evening paper in this way:
Several months ago l was promenading the
Rialto when I met an old college chur1.
She was rather astounded at my sporting
20 much jolly tat and asked ne what l was
doing. As a matter Of fact 1 wasn't doing
anything just al that time but taking long,
tiresome walks ard doins without my break
fast and late suppers. drinking double-skirn-
med milk. ana taking a horrible patent med
cine. Ny friend was rather interested In
knowing more about the SUCCESS that l was
having with this strenuous fat cure ana
was astonished to learn that I had only lost
10 ounces in three weeks.
"'Girlie said she. you don't need TO
suffer all these dep-!vations and do the
hardest kind Of work. which you really cal
doing nothing. Way not try my Marrnols
Prescription? I'm losing almost a pound n
day and not losing any sleep over 1t. either.
get my four squares and my bottle. and I
don't pass anything IN the way OF eating
and drinking Magnolia said l: why. I
The evening world., 1908-01-07
LADY OF 81
LOST IN HARLEM

\ little old lady with snow-white hair
lost herse!: IN Harlem Yesterday and is
still just as much astray as any toddling
child. TIT police of the West one Hun
dred and Iwenty-iifth street station
have her N charge and are hunting for
her home. Al! they can get from tine
sweet-taced, shrive,lci little woman 10
that her name !s johanna D!eterich and
that yesterd-E she had 4 tn with her
sister. Catherine.
she was found laundering about be
w!lderedly at one Hundred and TWEEN
ty-lfth street and k.!gath avenue, and
u policeman took aer under the pro
tecting wing of uAe law. She could not
remember where she lived. street or
number. She vas as neat AS a new pin.
with q collar of fresh white lace about
her throat and a la~ce-bordered bonnet.
While the tears flooded her wrinkled
cheeks she explained that she and her
sister Catherine had lived together all
their lives. There had never come q
cloud in their slsterly happiness II
love until Yesterday when Johanna's
feelings had been terribly hurt. SO she
tied on her honne; and ran away. she
sobped all night in the matron's room
and PRAYED now and then that Cath
crime would look her M. She is eighty.
two and Catherine Is eighty.
The evening world., 1908-01-07
FAT WOMAN TURNS SUMMERSAULTS
Teaches Class OF Ballet Girls Calisthen-
les and Gymnastics

never heard OF II. What IN the name OF
heaven is it?' rs Il possible. Helen she
-eplied. that you have been hiking around
little old New York and don't know what
Marmola Is? Why. It's the sensation Of the
day. It's Just an ordinary Doctors pre-
scription. but extraordinary In It's results
l take a teaspoonful after every meal and
one before retiring and just keep along my
!eisurely pace, letting Marmola keep me
down in weight Now" said Helen. II took
she girls advice and In consequence ! got
down from l7G to l40 inside OF a month. I'm
teaching dancing TO q bevy OF Prospective
Casino girls, all OF whom are taking
Marnoia."
The Marmola prescription reads: Hall
ounce Marmoia, "a ounce Fluid Extract Cas-
cara Aromatic and 3l2 ounces Syrup Simplex.
In these days. when there Is So much
substitution going on, II ig as well to see that
YOU get Narurola in the original package,
and then you have ample guarantee thai FOR
sheer merit OF goodness there is nothing
10 equal IT. DON, contound the .Marmoia
Prescription with. anything for which similar
claims are put forth. Il Is in no sense a
patent medicine. 1t II a doctors prsscrip-
ton
The evening world., 1908-01-07
BLACKMAR NAMED
BY GOV. HUGHES IS
GRAOY'S TARGET
"An UnknowntQ Quantity of a
Major Degree He Says of
Judicial Nominee.
\ Especial to The Evening WORLDLY

Especial to The Evening WORLDLY
ALhsANY, Jan. 7.-Sersitor Tom
G~rady*led'a revolt to-day against Gov
Huehes'ssnomination OF Abel z. Bl
mar to be$supreme Court Justice, to NIL
the vacancy. in the Second District
caused by thea election Of Willard Bart
,I.tt as Judge, OF ahe Cour OF Appeals.
The Senate Judiciary Committee re-
ported in favor OF confirmation. but t'e
debate on the>report was putt over until
next week. Senator Grady announced
that he hal a great deal to say about
the Blackanar nomination. He chsrac-
terized Mr.. BlacWmar as an '"nNifo""
( ~o,,antity OF q MAJOR degree
"I'u need all day to talk about him.
h. warned Mapority Leader Haines.
senator McCarren.als said me wanted
No bore holes in the ,Blackmar tnonlna-
ton.