New Britain herald., 1920-11-19
Second Section
LIST OF NEW BOOKS AT
 NEW BRITAIN INSTITUTE

ANIMATED CARTOONS. the rise. de-
 vclopment. and ways of making moving screen drawings, by F.. c.
 Lutz.
 AUTOBIOGRAPHY. by Andrew Car
 nogie.
 "carnogis unroids himself. and nowhere does ho attempt to make 1t appear that he has virtues winch he has not-modesty. for Instance. Some times he talks with real cloauencc and sometimes with pathos. but he , sets both down with unfailing hdel- ity."-N. Y. Times
 BEDoUINS. by J. q. Huneker.
 Ecstasy, enthusiasm and beauty arc here for the cultured lover of the essay. who will pitch hia tent in the delightfuI spots chosen in Be douins. . Tke book ends with a number of whimsical short storics.''- A. L. A. BookIist
 BY-PATHs IN SICILY. by Mrs F. O.
 Hoaton.
 "A eharmlnsly written book full of curious and intimate bits of sicilian life e. The author was gifted 7 writer whose perceptions struck far below the surface and who could geo her material in historical perspective as well as with rare human under standing. "A. L. A. BookIist. LADIES OF GREcoURT. by R. l.. !
 Gaines !, An intimate. vivid narrative of the reconstruction work in devastated French villages carried on by the Smith college relief unit. Continues ! and supple cments the authors Helping Franco but written in the attractive 1 style of "A Village in Picardy' "A. l.. A. Booklist.
 PLYMOUTH AND THE PILGRIMS,
 by A. F. Lord.
 This readable and authoritative volume, by tho chairman of the Plym- outh Tercentenary celebration com mittee Is just tho book for any ono who wants a compact and illum- mating picture of the Pilgrim move ment in its proper perspective" REPORT ON THE STEEL STRIKE
 OF 1919. by the Commission of
 Inquiry. Interchurch world move-
 ment
 "A scientific study of each phase of tho steel strike. |. The supporting data of the investigators. frequently quoted, arc to bo publlshed Tn an- other volumc."-A. l.. A. Boolsllst
 
 sTEEPLEJACK. by J. c. Hunoker. "It is easily tho non-nction book of the year Tn this county. where there arc s1 -rrrTry persons and SO few in- dividuals It is the challenge of q cultured superman to hls generation And withal profoundly human hook IN. Y. Times. The first impression left by this stimulating and quite unconventional autobiography is that of Ia personally conducted tour through the literary and artistic Who's who? Of the past fifty yenrs."-Pubilshcr's Weekly.
  THIS SYLVAN WORLD. by Clarence
 Day. Jr.
 Entertaining. clever and keen ob- servations on life ns 1t ia and as it might have been had we descended from tigers. ants elephants or other less ludlcrous creatures Aside from the amusing quality there is bass of shrowd comment."-A l.. A. Booklist
 Homo and Health. CLOTHING: Choice. Care, Cost. by
 Mrs. NJ woolman DEH FOODS; FRUITs
 VEGETABLES. FISH AND
 MEATS: A new easy. economical
 and superior method of prescrv-
 ing all kinds of food materials; with n complete line Of rood reel ' pes for every day use. by Mrs A.
 l.. Andrea.
 
 DISEASES or NUTRITION AND IN
 FAINT FEEDING. by J. L. Morse
 and r. B. Talbot.
 ''The book is unlcue in that it pre- scnts In detail tho physiology of di- Eestion and metaboIism in infancy"