New Britain herald., 1915-01-14
GOOD ARRAY OF NEW BOOKS NAMED IN INSTITUTES LIST THIS WEEK

will be helpful also to experienced nurses who lack technical training, but is not suited to the needs of the amateur home nurse" A. L. A. BoOkliSt.
 Nurses for our neighbors, by Alfred
 Worcester.
 "A physicians papers on the So biological problems of nursing. He surveys the history and present status of nursing and nurses training at home and abroad dwelling specially on the need for more of the human, personal touch in hospital nursing, and for revival of the spirit of 'neighbor helping in caring for home patients" A. l.. A. Booklist. Old game, by S. G. Blythe.
 Breezy relation of the writer's ex- periences moderate drinker for twenty years and teetotaler for three and a half. His point of view is that of the ordinary man who drank for the sake of good fellowship, who has no sermon to preach, in fact, no brief against drink except in one in dividual case-hs own.' A. l.. A. Booklist.
 Preservatives and other chemicals in
 food; their use and abuse. by
 Otto Folin (Harvard health Shall I drink? by H. J. Crooker.
 As handbook of up-to-date facts on the liquor problem, and as a his torical and philosophical discussion in popular language of the drinking of alcoholic beverages this is the best work published Boston Transcript. Textbook of anatomy and physiology
 for nurses, by Amy E. Pope.
 Fiction.
 Blind spot, by J. M. Forman.
 Well written and decidedly in teresting.' Independent.
 Demi-Gods by Stephens, James.
 The adventures of two Irish tramps and three angels. Perhaps the peculiar attraction of this book can be best defined as harmony between the sublime and the ridicu- lous." Athenaeum.
 Guy Garrick, by A. B. Reeve.
 The hero is a detective, who has made a scientific study of crime. In the present novel he is engaged in tracking down a gang of motor ban dits. The unraveling and subsequent glory of Garrick are very exciting" Boston Transcript.
 Pierre Vinton, by E. c. Venable.
 "A delightful whimsical romance Delicate comedy, sentiment and light philosophy being deftly intervoven with true literary art" Independent. Ward of Tecumseh, by Crttenden
 Marriott.
 "A story of the war of 1s12.' We are French" by P. P. Sheehan.
 "An appealing story of two old men. French zouaves. lifelong com rades and of the decoration which came to Anatole at the last through Pierre. Very well told A L. A. Booklist.
 dust. by Eldrid Reynolds.
 The Whispering dust is the dust of Egypt Into this dust comes an woman. whose life had been lived among grime and turnip fields and filled with small. parochial duties. Now, at the age of thirty three she begins to live, ardently. TO- ma mantically. Filled with her new richness of life. Now as new richness of life, she writes as she journeys a series of letters to an un- known You N. Y. Times.
 Many a more pretentious novel has failed to bring to us that mystery which is 'Egypt'-its indescribable color and perfume and strange, wierd it's :. turquoise skies, over which at times, sail English clouds, | above all it's 'all-pervasive, ever present dust '' Boston Transcript
 "To come upon a book so entirely sui gencris' is to have an experience rare and delicious. No one who | cares to have a few enchanted hours i can afford to miss this wistful. pa .hetic joyous little book N. Y. | Times. l