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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-09
SOUTH ORANGE.

Joseph Raymond and family, OF Park
place, have returned from New York,
where they spent the week.
William Rodgers, of Ridgewood road,
is recovering from the grip.
Mrs. Phineas T. Chew, of Tillodu road.
has as her guest her sister. Miss Anette
Piston, of Dresden, Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reinhardt Van Norden,
of Walton avenue, will spend part OF
the winter in New York.
Miss Mary A. Flower, of Irving e
nue., is visiting at Belle Haven, Conn.
Mrs. William Klaes, Of lawrence,
Mass. win spend the next few weeks
as the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Francis "A. Rhatican, of Lindsey ave-
nue..
Mrs. Henry G. 7. Martin, of Tillou
road, has gone to Bay City, Mich, to
spend a month visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. stewart Brown, of Com
stock place, have returned from Cali
fornia, where they spent the summer,
Mrs. John ]. Boyd. of Rynda road,
has as her guest Miss Sarah Brown, Of
New York.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert e, Bowers, Mrs.
Cornelia w. Bowers; Ogden III. Bowers,
and the Misses Bowers, Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. BouIdin, Miss Betty Boul-
din, Mrs. Henry Bright, Miss Bright,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n. Browning,
the Misses Browning, Henry ID. Buck-
ley, Miss Buckley, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert d. Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. John Fl.
Cassidy, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis e. Cobb,
Miss Cobb, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry q.
Carr, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney NJ. Colgate,
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Condit, the
Messrs. Condit. Miss Cooper, Stanley
Crocker, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Crocker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Crocker, Thomas
S. Crane, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley II. Coz
zens. Miss Marie Cozhens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Fl. Davis, Austin Decker, Mr..
and Mrs. BENJAMIN Douglas, jr., Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Dunn Douglas, the
Misses and Messrs. Douglas, Miss
Louise Dodd, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A.
Edison, Miss Madeline Edison, Charles
Edison, Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Powers
Farr. Mr.. and Mrs. Selwyn X. Far
rington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander r. Falls,
Mrs. Moore Falls, Miss Falls, Mr.. and
Mrs. Talnadgo w. Foster, Alfred p.
Foster. Miss Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Newton Foster, Newton S. Foster. MI.
and Mrs. r. n. Freeland, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert o. Field, Miss Field, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Fletcher, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey HaIssy, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hathaway, MIR. and Mrs. Andrew s.
March. Dr. and Mrs. Ealph II. Hunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. John o. Head, Miss
Head. MIR. and Mrs. H. B. Mingle, Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Morris, Mr., and
Mrs. William G. Horn, Mr.. and Mrs.
George l.. Hutciiings, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward S. Isham, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
3 Jenkins. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfrcd Wal
lace, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander King,
the Misses and Messrs. King, Henry r.
Woodrow. Miss Edith Wittlesey. Mr..
and Mrs. Coleman e. kissam. tho Rev.
br. and Mrs. Arthur 8. Lloyd, the
Misses Lloyd, Mr.. and Mrs r. M. Lon
don, Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Scranton,
Or. and Mrs. J. L. seward, Mrs. James
Z. Pulsford. the Misses Pulsford. Miss
Marion Townsend, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
5 S%talIneeht. Mr.. and Mrs, Farnl,air
Yardley. Or. ard Mrs. B, B. Faii son,
MIR. ana Mrs. Fredetick w. yanyvage-
nen, Mr.. ana Mrs. David Valentine,
Mr.. and Mrs.lO 0. Def. Vanderbilt. Miss
Louise Vanderbilt, o. Dec. Vanderbilt,
jr,, Mr.. and Mrs, David S. Walton. the
Misses Walton. the. Messrs4 Walton,
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Runkle. OF
The oranges.
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-HARRISON.EAST NEWARK
HARRISON NIGHT o
WILL OPEN OCTOBER Is,
Board of Educations Appoints
Teaching Staff-EnrOIIment GA.

Night school in Harrison will open
October is and Will be held at the
Washington Street School. with this
staff of teachers: John Dwyer. princi-
pal. and the Misses Mary Gallivsn,
Mary Brady and Mrs. Mary Lewis.
This YVES decided on at a meeting Of
the Harrison Board of Education last
night and already "a pupils have been
enrolled. County superintendent of
School NJ. II. Kinsley was present AMI
said that the primaries were over
crowded. and that this must soon be
renledied.
The board decided to ask the Town
Council to allow it the use of the Cour-
ell Chamber for school purposes. Miss
Mary McGovern. of the free library
committee, asked for the use Of the
auditorium FOR a public meeting Octo-
Der q, and the board acquiesced.
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EAST ORANGE GIRL
TO WE'D NEWARK
MAN TOMORROW
Miss Grace E. Neben Will Be.
come Bride OF Frank P. Litter
at Home Ceremony.

Frank r.. Litter will wed Miss Grace
Emily Neben, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil 7. Neben, of 81 Wcstcott street,
East Orange, at the horne of his mother,
70 Waverly avenue, tomorrow. Mr.. Lit
ter Is connected with the KRUGER
Brewing Company and the Kruger
Auditorium.
Miss Florence D. B. Neben. sister OF
the bride-to-be, will be maid OF honor,
and David Fl. Litter, brother of the
bridegroonl-to-bc, viii be best man.
The young couple will make their
home at $50 Paramount avenue. There
win be many out-of-town visitors at the
wedding. At the ceremony the family
of the bride win include Emil I. Neben
and wife, parents OF the bride; Floyd
ID. Neben, Clifford SPENCE Neben, Miss
Beatrice Neben and Horace Neben, all
of East Orange.
Other invited guests include. Mrs.
Mary Dauphin, Miss Grace and Macy
Dauphin, of Los Angeles, CAL; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Davis, OF Colorado; Mr.. and
Mrs. Christian Benedict. of Philsdel-
phia: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sauers.
Philadelphia; Mrs. Louise Theis, Phila-
delphia; Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Raisbeck,
Bloomfield; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ait, OF
Brooklyn: AIR. and Mrs. Aman Mace.
Fulton, \. Y: Mr.. and Mrs. Rexford
Carvery. Fulton, n. Y; Mrs. j. Sim
mons and daughter, Fulton, N. Y; AIR.
and Mrs. G. Andrews, Fulton, n. Y;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Newman, Pater-
son; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Davis, this
| city: Miss Jennie Mace ana ". Collins,
Oswego, n. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. +. Lyons,
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sLEUTHS TRA|LED
HER IN Street,
MRS. BLAKE SAYS
Marital Troubles of East Orange
Couple Settled by Court
Order for Alimony.

The marital troubles of Mr.. and hfrs.
John Fl. Blake, of Do William street,
East Orange, which have been the
cause or several suits, since they we're
Separated, were heard Last night in the
East. Orange Police Court before Re-
eorder Francis a. Mott. jr. Telling OF
the desertion Mrs. Blake stated:
II went to New York one day 10 do
Some shopping. whaa | noticed that B
detective was following me. l went TO
my husbands office to ask why a de,
tectiye was following me. Saying ne
would give me a reason lie took me TO
Smith g. McNelrs Hotel and secured q
room for me and said he wouid return.
The next morning he sent a note, with
my personal belongings, which advised
tina I go to live with my daughter In
Brooklyn. / did so and my daughter
agreed to look after me.
Everywhere ! Went detectives would
follow me. ! went to his nome one
night shortly before election day. q
week after he left me in New YORK..
and he had two policemen summoned
to take me to police headquarters. He
claimed later the reason he left me was
because drank. but I did not"
Mr.. Blake, who was represented by
Philemon Woodruff, was found at fault
by Recorder Mott. who made an erder
that the defendant must pay his wife
81 a week.
Mr.. Blake is manager OF a drug
store in Upper Montclair and his wife
is a nurse in a sanitarium m Long
Island. The Supreme Court OF New
York granted her alimonv OF s. a
--<A1- .aJ "a ..a-1tZ2I -. erhn
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lRyINGT0N.
SERVICES IN IRVINGTON
CHURCHES TOMORROW,

Services will be held in the different
local churches tomorrow as follows:
The Rev. John Hobart Egbert, OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, will preach
in the morning on Proving God" in
the evening. 1.-The More Excellent
Way At the Reformed Church the
subjects of the Rev. Uriah McClin-
chie's sermons will be: Morning, RE
demption Through Experience eve
ming. 'Yrhe Great Expediency.'' The
First Christian Church, the Rev. Will
lam ii. Hainer; morning sermon, 1.-The
Characterization of Business" evening
subject. Lamps Burnt Out" A Sun
day school rally will be held in the aft
ernoon, for which an elaborate program
has been prepared. An attendance of
500 is anticipated. The Rev. August c.
Fleidner will conduc the services at
Trinity Episcopal Church and the Rev.
Thomas r. Monaghan will officite at st.
Leo's r. G. Church.
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Society in
the Oranges

Those who won prizes yesterday
afternoon at a pivot bridge whist party
held at the residence of Mrs, James
Minor Magee, of Z Main street, West
Orange, in aid of the Japanese Villa
were Mrs. William L. Ward. Mrs. Hor-
ton, Mrs. w. E. r. Smith, Mrs. Doug
lass A. Cater, Miss Louise Dodd Miss
Adeline Cone, Mrs. Walter E. Ellwell,
Mrs. Fred Hasselman, Mrs. Charles B.
Gregory, Mrs. Nelson Clark, Miss Mary
Lindsey and Mrs. Otis. Sixty dollars
was realized and will be devoted to
Cosmovilla.
4 wedding of interest to society in
the Oranges is that OF Miss Edith Adele
Van Ziie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Van Zile, of 81 South Clinton
street, East Orange, who will be mar
ried tonight at her home to Arthur S.
Botterill, of East Orange. The Rev.
DR.. Fred Clare Baldwin, pastor Of Cal
vary Methodist Episcopal Church, OF
East Orange. will officiate. There will
be no attendants. ~
In the interest Of Cosnlovilla an
entertainment will be given in the
Woman's Club of Orange Monday
night, October IS, when an attractive
program will be carried out by An
thony H. Euwer, reader; Miss Elsie
Greer, %violinist, and Harry l., Hoff-
man, banjoist, sst. q
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MILLBURN-SPRINGFIELD

Miss Elinira Dickinson. Miss Clara
Smith and Miss Ola Blackburn are
spending the weekend with Miss Jessie
Cooper Pratt. Of Rector street, Mill
burn.
Mrs. John F. Gentzel. of Newark, was
in Millburn Yesterday visiting friends.
Miss Laura Lord. of Bsyonne, is Wis
ting AIrs. Martin Kelly, OF Church
street, Millburn.
Miss Olive Williams, OF Johnsonburg.
Pa. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
A. Brohm, Of Model Park.
Mrs. r. G. Marsh. of Maple street.
Springfield. is visiting relatives in
Staatsburs. n. Y.
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OAK FARM" PRODUCED
BY HOLY CROSS GUARD.

TO an a~ppreciative audience that
filed Parish Hall, Harrison, the Holy
CROSS Guard of Honor last night pre-
sented the ~tlree-act drama "Oak
Farm In the afternoon a matinee
was given for the school children. At
night vocal selections wero given by
Miss Catherine Coffey and Frank Hav-
Hand. Theodore p. Won fish was d.
rector and stage manager.
Following is the asst: John Mowen,
jeremiah Dolan, Frank Havilsnd, Mat
thew Hayes, George Dansbury. Patrick
O'Rrlen, William Mulrenan, Miss Sadie
Kelley. Miss Catharine Coffey. Miss
Eva Wolyen, Miss Mary Casey. I.
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BELLEVILLE.

The Mutual A. A.. baseball team win
Journey to Nutley this afternoon for
the final banjo OF the season with the
Nutley a. A..
Baptized Into Christ will be the
subject of the Rev. w. w. Conner in
the Reformed Church tomorrow morn
ing. At the evening service the topic
will be. History His Story"
John w. zwlngle. OF $40 North Cort-
street, returned Yesterday from a
stay OF severa, weeks in sullivan
county, y, y.
Mrs. A. n. streeter and her daughter,
Miss Gladys streeter. OF Joraleman
street, are spending two weeks in Fall
River, Mass.
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PROSPERITY RETURNS
TO WORTHINGTON PLANT,

For the first time since the financial
depression of over two years ago. the
= 800 employees of tho international
Pump Company. OF Harrison, this Meek
worked = full week. The payillastcr
viii pay OF tonight. Business is pick
ing UP at the big works. and before
Ions il is expected that the workirE
force will be as large as il was Two
Years age, when nearly 5000 rlen were
employed.
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PAGE
Club Women of
The Oranges


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PRESBYTERIAN Church OF tnat Viilase.
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Ne Iohn prod.r;cls of II I.enox ave.
,,,a Ess+ oranee offered a structure on
naar,baYs witch viii be omen one dav a
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NUTLEY.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. 3. Klenmer, OF Roch-
ester. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs John
Il. Evans, OF Bloomfield venue
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Post and Miss
Marjorie Post. of Wharton, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. James Madison Post.
of Pn~-aic avenue.
DIR. Alfred r. Jackson, of Franklin
avenue is spending a short vacation
in the mountains of Pennsylvania.
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Camptown Eishermen's outing.

Final preparations have been made
for the third annual outing of the
Camptown Fishing Club at the camp
at Berkeley Heights tomorrow. Two
automobiles and a big outing coach
will leave %Irvington centre at 5 a. m.
Another Irvington delegation will go by
trolley to Maplewood and board the
9:03 rain. which will have aboard the
Newark delegation. At the camp the
outing host will be welcomed by High
Chief George Cochran.
Miss Ethel Mitchell, Of Grove street,
is visiting friends in Scranton. Pa.
The Misses Laura and Ethel Terrill,
of 1919 Springfield and Mrs.
Alfred T. Sorgenfree, of 1049 Springfield
avenue, win depart today for a FIVE
days trip to Washington and Gettys-
burg.
Frederick Schmitt, foreman of Hose
Company No. /. has called q special
meeting of the members for Tuesday
night at Is Chester avenue.
Robert S. Adams, Of 20 Elmwood
avenue; Edward Weber, OF 1862 Elm.
wood avenue and John w. Wuest were
sworn III as epecldl oHICcTs pS rNSeoiuci
Turton last night.
The Tri-Mu class Of the First Chris
tian Church will hold its monthly
meeting and social Monday night at the
home Of John Williams, Union avenue.
The Holy Name Society of ST. Leo's
r. c. Church has made full prepara-
tons for theh parade tomorrow In
Newark. Tho members will turn out
$50 strong. and will be accompanied
by their own lire and drum corps.
The City Line Fishing Club, which
will leave tomorrow morning in tine
Nonpareil for the fishing banks, Will
have among the local anglers aboard
Walter Bennett, Henry Ellenbach,
William Quinn, Conrad Miller, Henry
iiartkopf and William Reid.
John NJ. Rapp, of % Clinton avenue,
west, who was hurt by falling frons
his market wagon while drivlnS
through Newark some days ago, anu
v'ho was taken to the city Hospital,
has recovered sufficiently to be removed
80 his nome.
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To Entertain Ministers.

The Rev. Gustavus A. Hubert, pastor
of st. Paul's Congregational Church,
Nutley, will entertain the Brotherhood
of Congregational Ministers of North
ern New Jersey at his home On Hillside
avenue all day Monday. A business
meeting will be held and a paper on
the Relation of the Church to the
Working1nan'' will be read by the Rev.
Mr.. Shattuck. Of Bound Brook.
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.RMuhaMy
AW
eli Exsrxwhcra. In boxer i0c. and 5
SEALED
sold Evsrywhsrs. In boxes zoe. .na zss

SEALED PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received by the
nmttt Of the Board OF Chosen Freelfold-
ers Of ftssex County for the following Tolk
Recovering two bridges on Love lane. Ce1sr
grove Township. Niel steel concrete COZ
strIetion, II.
Laying 49, feet OF 2o-h,ch Sttraed pipe on
south Orange avenue near Electric PARK;
Eids 1ill be received by the conniitsss o.
Monday, October II. at $ p. m, IN the room
Of the Committee on Roads and Assessn1cols,
No. SIC. Court House. Newark, n. j., ana az
20 othss time or place.
plans and specidcations may be seen at the
aboss Office,
All proposals 10 be accompanied by a certi-
ned check for 6 per cent. Of the amount Of Tbs
bid to Insure the execution OF The Necessary
contract. and 10 he indorscd on the outside
With the name Of the bidder and this cork he
PROPOSES TO do.
sh' y JAMES OWEN.
County Engineer.
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PILES CURED AT HOME BY
new ABSORPTION METHOD.

II YOU suffer from bleeding, itching, blind
or protruding Piles, send me your address,
aud I will tell you how to cure yourself at
hoime by the new absorption treatment;
and will also send some of this home
treatment free for trial. with references
from your own locality IL requested. I'M
mediate relief and permanent cure assured.
Send no money. but tell others of this
offer. Write today to Mrs. NJ. summers
Box p. Notre Dame. Ind.
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Frank Krylinger, OF Prospect ave-
rue, S years old, who was recently sus-
pended by the principal OF the Mt. Ver-
non Avenue School for INSTRUMENTATION.
was arrested by Officer Farmhouse yes
terday for annoying school children and
people in che neighborhood of the
school. He was discharged with d
warning by Recorder Turton.
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Citizens Form League.

The Democrats of North Arlington
met last night and organized a Citizens
League. The meeting was held at the
home of Mayor William B~randenburgh.
The following officers were chosen:
President, Councilman Edward O'Hara;
yice-president. Councilman Walter e
Steup; secretary. Councilman Daniel
Mccarthy; treasurer, Mayor William
Brandenburgh: sergeant-at-arms, Pa
trolman Vincent O'Hara. The league
will meet every Friday night.
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KEARNY-ARLINGTON.
Arions at Dinner.

The Arion Singing Society of Airing
ton went to New York last night and
enjoyed a banquet at the Transatlantic
Hotel. Marshal Ernest Feltman, of
North Arlington, acted as host.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Crotty, OF
Worcester, Mass, are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Cakes, Of 271 Stewart
avenue. Arlington. The visitors were
married in their home town last
Wednesday and are here on their
honeymoon. Mrs. Crotty was Miss
BelesToomey.
/ 1a9Ssbntchers and srocers' clerks of
Arlington gave a successful lance 1t
Arlington Hall, Arlington, last night.
The streets in the northern part of
kearny were Uttered today with criek-
cts. Whence the insects came no ons
seemed to know.
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DR.. Luther Halsey Gulick, of New
York, president OF the Playground As
ISOLATION of America, addressed til,
Home and School Association Of Soutl
Orange yesterday afternoon in the Firs
Presbyterian Church Of that village
DR.. Gulick declared that playground:
are of more use in moulding morals an,
health habits among children than thu
schools.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30

An Infant Hero
RNv7H 7HEN baby is the hero of romance it IS
GA w sure to be a fine story Things bound
ESss1xA to happen. Even people who have had no
E1M actual experience with babies know that Also
ESfsTN(9 there is pretty be much noise and
I99S2Sg7T5S8 hurrah time generally
THERE isn't the slightest doubt of the place occupied
the infant in An American Baby Abroad" nor Of the
excellent condition lungs and the pitch OF his
vocal cords But isn't all baby Adventure and love
story and delightful humOr admirably blended Dy the
author Mrs Charles n Crewdson The baby IS like the st
child in any house-not very big but the dominating fore
for all that.
~ course AN American Baby Abroad leads the next
- issue Of our SUNDAY MAGAZINE You will please pa
small attention to if happens to suggest one Of
those exact very useful and very esome articles OF III
formation because isn't anything like that After Won
have read the series YOU will that the title detnltlve
we'll as descriptive The important thing begin
There is not the slightest doubt of Your getting every
starnent if you read any part OF It,
HIS is the season when sea tale the best kind of read
ing; for most of have longing for salt water when
summer breezes blow 1t is different during the mdW1nr
hurricane In our next SUNDAY MAGAZINE, Morgan Robe
son has fine outstanding yarn a unusual 1t
IS called Willie that the of the hero and
he ism that kind of at ALL not bit like It, This sto
is about mutiny and wireless eegraphy, which gives
Just enough hint make YOU It has the
tang of the sea. and that is the main thing.
CEVERAL weeks ago we promised let YOU read Some
~ Golden Dreams Certain wise business kindly
crowded this and many other articles with advertise
which usually has much higher financial value at least than
anv article And this applies to the reader as much as
to the publication This dream article YOU renemter.
fact story of authenticated instances of who made large
fortunes by following directions impressions that came to
them their sleep You will notice of course that required
a of hard work and pluck prove the dreams.
Almost any dream will true, If willing to work
hard and nteligently for it.
a GENTLE KNIGFIT' IS reaching its absor--
\ point; rather of points, marches
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30
An Infant Hero

HEN a baby is the hero of a romance, it IS
sure to be a fine story, Things are bound
to happen Even people who have had no
actual experience with babies know that. Also
there is pretty sure to be much noise and a
hurrah time generally.