New Britain herald., 1921-06-03
New Books at Neu BrilQin :,
 Institute

Pierre Goemaere. 1 HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS IN | NORTHUMBRIA, by P. A. Gra-
 ham, Illustrated by Hugh Thom-
 IRELAND THE OUTPOST, by Gren- vile A. J. Cole. This essay pictures Ireland in the
 new light of an outpost not only of i England but also of Europe, which has been profoundly influenced first by its natural physical structure and | then by the successive and overlap 1 ping waves from which her people
 and civilization have been drawn.''- 1 Publishers note. ] MEMOIRS OF COUNT WITTE. ' His memoirs. which close with his l death in 1912, are a frank record of 1 the reign of Nicholas IT." I MY YEARS OF EMILE: Remin- iscences of a Socialist, by Ed uard Bernstein. The dominant note of these recol- lections is a mild kindliness. . He is calm and dispassionate observer. The German readers of these remis- , iscenses will learn much that is val ! uable about the English; and we shall learn much that we did not
 know of the influence which spread from London. "-London Times. : MYTH OF THE JEWISH MENACE IN THE WORLD AFFAIRS; OR THE TRUTH ABOUT THE FORGED PROTOCOLS OF THE ELDERS OF ZION, by Ducien Wolf.
 PASSION OF LABOUR, by Robert Lynd.
 Written with good humor or wholehearted sarcasm. Their sym pathy is with labor, but there are interesting digressions into the duty of continuing to hate the Germans birds-The 'nouveau riche,; andj oth- CT topics.'-A. l.. A. Booklist 1 SUFFERS AND SCPERMEN, STUD- IFS IN POLITICS, HISTORY l AND LETTERS, by Philip Gued- alla.
 He has produced the most enter 1 taining volume of biographical studies that has appeared since Eminent
 Nictorians' "-London Times. | | RUTH AboUI THE TREATY by
 Andre Tardieu, with an introduc-
 tion by Clemenceau and a fore word by Colonel House. *s Various Arts.
 ART AND I. by C. l.. Hind.
 Informally expressed enthusiasms | which turn rapidly from one subject l to another. A book to create in l terest by enjoyment rather than gin-
 struction."-A. L. A. Bookhst.
 BATIKs, AND HOW TO MAKE | THEM, by Pieter Mijer.
 With careful instructions to thN
 worker, this book carries also a fas.
 cination for the person who will never
 make a batik. "A. L.. A. Booklist
 FRENCH MUSIC OF TODAY. by Jean-Aubry.
 JAN vERMEER OF DELFT, by L. Hale.
 LISTENERS GUIDE TO MUSI 1 P. A. Scholes.
 "A non-technical introductiu
 the elements of musical theor'
 forms, the instruments of tn
 chestra and the deve1opme;.
 music."-A. L. A. Booklist. 1 MUSORGSKY: THE RUSSIAN Nil | ICAL NATIONALIST, by NJ. i.. Calvocoressi.
 PICTORIAL COMPOSITION IN l PHOTOGRAPHY, by A. Ham, | mond.
 | PRACTICAL BOOK OF ORIENTAL l RUGS, by G. G. Lewis. | SMALL COUNTRY HOUSES OF TO- 1 DAY. 2d Series, by Lawrence l Weaver.
 Illustrating exteriors and interiors
 of the best English houses of moder- \ ate size, particularly informal and l picturesque types."-A. l.. A. Book
 list.
 Fiction. l ALICE ADAMS, by Booth Tarkington. 1 AS TT WAS IN THE BEGINNING, by Arthur Train. "A New York lawyers experience 1 in the business world of London" THE COME BACK. by Carolyn Wells. 1 "A mystery story with a trap for ] the unwary.'' l OUEENIE, the Adventures of a Nice Young Lady, by W. F. Fanley. Tt is merry movie round upon 1 which MT. Fanley takes his readers.