New Britain herald., 1916-04-13
GOOD ARRAY OF NEW BOOKS NAMED
 IN INSTITUTES LIST THIS WEEK
British soldiers, his courage and hu-
 mour, by E. J. Hardy.

British soldiers, his courage and hu- ,
 mour, by E. J. Hardy.
 
 Famous cities of Ireland, by s. l.. Gwynn.
 Combines, simpathetically, des- cription of present-day life, history and gossip, a worthy com panion to 'The gairy hills of Ireland. Water ford, Dundall<, Galway, Maynooth, Kilkenny, Derry, Limerick, Dublin, Wexford, Cork, and Belfast are the cities which furnish the subjects of the various chapters'-A L. A. Book 1 list.
 l Fighting Cheyennes. by G. B. Grin nell.
 An unbiased, interesting account l of the wars of this particular tribe. l Of value not alone as a history but as record of the customs and ideals of one of the most highly developed 1 Indian tribes.' Land of open doors, being letters from western Canada, by J. B. Bickersteth Old Testament in the light of today; study in moral development, by w. F. Bade. "This volume, the first of two in 1 tended to cover the whole history of 1 Israel closes with Ezekiel and the ] Exile As a treatment of the devel- 1 opment of Hebrew ethics, and parti- l cularly of the Decalogue in accord ance with modern historical methods. 1 it. is among the best, 1t will appeal to 1 intelligent laymen."-A. l.. A. Book 1 list
 Spell of Belgium, by Mrs. Isabel w. 1 Anderson.
 "Details of diplomatic life, histor- l ical facts, information about the in l dustries, art and literature descrip- ton of places, legendary stories, even | facts connected with the war are ; hers presented in a pleasant manner and given a personal touch by the l aut thor, who is wife of an eN-minister l to Belgium. "A. l.. A. Booklist.
 Science.
 Bird book, illustrating in natural colors more than seven hundred North American birds, also several 1 hundred photographs of their nests and eggs, by C. A. Reed. Chemistry -of common things, by K.
 B. Rrownlee and others. 1 "F1Xccllent text book for high schools. prepared by four teachers of chemistry in New York city schools. Short descriptions of manufacturing nrOcesses are given. ."-Pratt Institute Bulletin.
 Diversions Of a naturalist, by Sir F. R. Iankester.
 "The topics range from scashore studies, evolution and the courtshlp of animals to Christmas trees and palmistry." "A l., A, Bool6list. Gcnetics: an introduction to the
 study of heredity, by H. F. Wal Gonoory of today. by J. W. Gregory.
 every readable sketch of conten2- porary geological Knowledge Clear summary of established facts. with little attention to debatabe prob lcms s''-Pittsburgh Library.
 Handbook of birds of the western
 United States by Mrs, F. A. NJ.
 Bailey.
 "A reprint of the text of the first edition, with an addenda which gives the changes in the nomenclature made by the American Ornitho1O- gists' JTnion.''-A. l. A. BoOlIlist. Modern chemistry and it's wonders,
 by Godfrey Martin.
 pasteur and after Pasteur, by Stephen
 Paget.
 "Contains the essential facts of the scientists life, emphasizing his dis i cOveres and showing their signifi- canoe in the work of others"-A. l.. A. Booklist.
 Pastuer: life by Valery Radot. Practical surveying for surveyors as sistants. vocational and high
 schools. by Ernest Mccullough.
 'Clear exposition, limited to plane surveying, with chief attention 10 land surveying methods with brief Urea tment of engineering surveying For students with no mathematics beyond tho arithmetic taught in , grade schools."-A. l.. A. Booklist. Principles of general physiology, by
 w. M. Cayliss