New Britain herald., 1915-02-18
GOOD ARRAY OF NEW BOOKS NAMED
 IN INSTITUTES LIST THIS WEEK

mas nad little SpeClal lraln1nS. A. l l.. A. Booklist.
 Home Furniture Making For Ana
 teur Wood Workers By G. A. Raeth.
 How to Win a Fortune By Invent
 ing. By c. S. Labafish.
 Machine Shop Catechism. 'Gives over 1000 selected questions l and answers on practical problems mainly of an elementary nature. Compiled from American Machinist." A. l.. A. Booklist.
 Motorcycles. Sidecars and Cyclecars. 1 By V. w. Page.
 "A comprehensive treatment. For the novice as well as for the ex- perienced rider and dealer. "A. l.. A. 1 Booklst.
 Motorman's Practical Air Brake 1 Instructor. By G. R. Denehle. FICTION. 1 Canadian Nights. By Albert Hick- 1 man.
 "Stories pervaded with infectious 1 hilarity- y-''-Wisconsin Library Bulle- i tin.
 Children of Punishment. By F. w Sullivan.
 He has written an interesting, dramatic story of d phase of life in the Canadian northland that hereto fore has seldom fared as well as 1t deserved at the hands of the novel, sts.''-N. Y. Times. In My Youth. From the posthu- nous papers of Robert Dudley. As a picture of the middle west in the backwoods period the book has historic value. As relief from best sellers and problem novels the book is fine and true. The reader who misses it loses real and worthy enjoyment. ."-Outlook
 Jean Giles Schoolboy. By Andre Lafon.
 An unusually simple, sincere. vivid account of the inner and outer life of an imaginative boy sent from home because of his fathers illness, first to a farm and then to a board ing school. The book was awarded the Grand prix de Literature by the Academic Franchise in 1912. prize to be given for an imaginative work of an elevated character.'-A. L. A. Booklist.
 Just Around the Corner. Romance en Casserole. By Fannie Hurst
 "A collection of short stories, most of them reprinted from the Saturday Evening Post. The workmanship is uneven, but she has it in her to do good work in her chosen eld.''-New York Times.
 Little Red Chimney. Being the love story of a candy man. By M F. Leonard.
 "The author possesses a gift in her ability to impart this feeling of the unusual to ordinary affairs. New York Times.
 Full of cheeriness and sentiment and having a surprise at the cnd.' Wisconsin Library Bulletin.
 New MT. HoWerson. By Opie Read. The story of the conversion of an anarchist
 MT. Read is an incorrigible rhe- torician, a man who can no more keep the flowers out of his speech than the humor out of his eye. There is a kindly wit on many a page."- Dial.
 Red Mirage. By l. A. R. Wylie.
 Modern story in setting of Africa and the French legion Strongly re- miniscent of Ouida at her best, in plot, chara cter and atm osphere. Elk citing, containing sentiment, adven- ture, love and mystery. Well written in effective English. "A. l.. A. Book list
 Stepdaughter of the Prairie. By Margaret Lynn.
 The prairie sketches by Margaret IIynn that have been appearing in the 1 Atlantic have been collected and are l reprinted in this book together with l two which are new
 '"rhe book is like fresh breeze. l, ] it full of green thoughts and carries i us into the wide spaces of the world. 1 There is poetry in it. too.'-Satur 1 day Review Nondon.l
 When Joy Begins. little story of 1 the woman heart. By C. l.. Laugh lin.
 "Depicts the joys and sorrows of a lonely woman who has adopted a child"