New Britain herald., 1917-03-08
GOOD ARRAY OF NEW BOOKS NAMED
 IN INSTITUTES LIST THIS WEEK

Els LIST THIS WEEK l alone by. the white racs. but by the Ignorance of the colored people them- selves. Y -Independent. Insurrection In Dublin. by James sts-
 phens.
 ''The nasty day-by-day impressions and rellections of an onlooker during the week of the insurrection. The value Of the book is not in its in- formation: but In the quality of it's fperceptfons and reactions. the sin cerity Of it's judgments and the pa. thos of it's direct and disinterestetl, transcription of events. ."--New Re-. public. Italy. France and Britain at War. by
 H. c. Wells. :, Retrospect Of Fifty Year.. by cardi-.
 nal Gibbons.
 "Reminiscences and extracts from some of his writinks covering the per- iod Of the long life of Cardinal Gib- bons. Publishers note.
 s ! t For t3,e stMdeMt-Workcr. Elementary Mechanical Drawing by c. w. Weack.
 "One of the beet books of it's type. very good for industrial work. Simple enough for home-stNdy> IA. L. A Booklist.
 500 plain answsre to direct questions on steam. hot water, vapor and
 vacuum he@AlAs, hy A e. King. Handbook of technical instruction for
 wiyeieaa tNleerApAtsts. by !. c. HawkheAd.
 History of Paper Manufacturing in the unitea SsAteA. 1sse to 1916. by
 L.. H. Week&.
 rattern.makins, by F, W, Turner and
 D. e. Town.
 ..It is blamed to outline to the younger meMkere 0f the fraternity a general surrey 0f the most suitable materiala tAe a4AeAAh t0N0ls. and the Fundamental processes of tho trade. together with tAA relations of the allied depaxtxpeAtss, particularly those Of the coNA1lss s-A. l.. A. Bookiist. s = =
 Practical EaeemAe MMang. by J. M.
 .cood. comprehensive book of the practical typA with plain instruc- tions for intaraer wiring for various purposes. ."A. L. A. Booklist. Practieu rreatase on friction. lubri-
 cation, fats and oils. by F. E.
 DiotoerlchR
 Safety in the Foundry. by M. w.
 Alexander.
 .The outgrowth of investigations and experiments carried on during the last two years. ]. He had had ad- vantage of the experience and ex- pert Judgment of practical foundry men and foundry executives through out the country. and describes de- vices and methods that have been proved practicabie." l.. \. Book list.
 FYcta0a. Crystal Age. by w. H. Hudson.
 Tho story of man who loses con- \ sciousness. and when he awakes finds himself among people and in an age where money has no value. and where there is perfect happiness."- A. |. A. Booilist.
 Far Cry, by H. M. Rideout.
 Adventures of two young men who are shipwrecked in the South Seas and meet another man in a sim- lar plight. . Clean and wholesome. t is manly tale which will delight boys of all ages from twelve to .ighty."-A. l.. A. Booklist. Five-Barred Gate, by E.. T. Thurston.
 ''The gate Is the barrier apt to be .aised after five years of married life, md in this story it Is reached and ,afely crossed by the master and mis- ress of the house and by the servant md his wife. at the same time An English story with no mention of the war."-A. l.. A. Booklist.
 Trasl1.
 "Its gayety Is delicious. And along side of it's gayety it has no little real overness. A story of. marked sig York Times. Klondike Clan. by S. H. Young.
 ,"Ene autHOt ndS Spciil CIAINy Sod1S m Alaska. This book is an attempt ,o depict the scenes of the great Klon- like stampede as they occurred, and the stampeders as they were. The incidents are more history than fic- tion."--A. L. A. Booklist. 5s tt Ordeal by Fire, by M. Berger.
 cone of the first soaring Latin mas- terpieces to which the present war, though destroyer of beauty. was bound to give birth."