New Britain herald., 1922-11-27
Mew Books at fife Institute

AMERICAN MALLEABLE IRON b
 H. A, Schwartz,
 ART OF SILHOUETTE by Desmon Coke,
 AuToMoTIVE TRADE TRAINING
 by Ray F, Runs
 THE BooKMAN Anthology of yers
 (1922) by John Farrar
 BEASTS. MEN AND GODS by Fer
 dinand ossendowski.
 "A wildly fantastic Odyssey relate, by Polish professor and scientist Caught in the maelstrom of the Rus sian revolution he traveed clever hundred miles. dogged by cold, hun ger and death. through Siberia. Mon golia and Tibet In an effort to escape the Red army, Forced 10 retrac, almost the entire distance he flnall. arrived at Manchura. The last par of the book gives an interesting do scrlption' of Urga, the city of the living Buddha, It's occult mysteries and pc culiar peoples" A. l.. A. Booklist THE CATHOLIC SPIRIT IN NOR.
 ERN ENGLISH LITERATURE b,
 George N. Shuster.
 "The authors thesis is that tho Catholic spirit has been, and is. hard tat work in modern English literature. His book is a survey of the contribu- tions made by Catholic authors during the last hundred years 10 English and American literature" CEDAR CHESTS and How to Make
 Them by R. r. Windoes. CONFESSIONS OF AN OLD PRIEST
 by s. D. Mcconnell.
 The stages through which a priest of the church has passed from the phases of enthusiastic faith to its eclipse.
 DE- -CASTING: a treatise on the de-
 velopment of die-casting machines,
 commercial application of the pro-
 cess, and alloys used for die-cast-
 ings.
 ENGINEERING by Gordon D. Knox. THE EVENING POST by Allen New
 ins.
 "A history of the newspaper found ed by Alexander Hamilton; many ed itorials and news items make the story a contribution to the sidelights of na- tional history; literary comments rnRical and dramatic criticisms from thd days of the Old Park Theater, a century and a quarter ago, to the present time."
 FRENCH BLOOD IN AMERICA by Lucien J. Fosdick.
 Tt is the purpose of the book to trace the presence and influence of French Protestant blood in America and show it's importance fin the mak- ing of our republic. As this cannot be done apart from tho historic back ground in France and the religious wars that drove the Protestants to this country. 1t is the authors task to present in a single. volume, for the first time, readable and combrehen- siye view of the Huguenots in France and their descendants in this coun- try" THE HOUSING BOOK by W. F.
 Comstock.
 HOW TO SELL AT. RETAIL by
 Wenett Wallace Charters.
 Attacks subject from standpoint of customer, sales person and mer- chant. It lists sixty difficulties com monly met with in saiesmanship. Each was submitted to various de- partment store sales experts and dis. cussed in conference with sales peo-. pie and the methods for handling. were organized" A. l.. A. Booklist. HUMAN NATURE IN THE BIBLE by William Lyon Phelps.
 "The characters of the Bible de picted with sprightly humor as if they were alive today in the twentieth century"
 INCA LAND: Explorations in the Highlands of Peru, by Hiram Bing- ham.
 ''An account of expeditions conduct d in 1911, 1912 and 1915 under the auspices of Yale university and the Geographic society to ex- ,lore and map certain parts of Peru"
 *4 THE LABOR MOVEMENT AND THE FARMER by Hayes Robbins. This little handbook is one of al cries, called The Farmers Book helf' edited by President Butterfield if the Massachusetts college of agr.- ulture. The author, MT. Hayes Rob- ins. has been in close touch with the abor movement for many years, hay ng the confidence of both employers nd labor organizations. He makes fair and impartial presentation of abor's case" Review of Reviews. HE LADIES'! A shining constellation of wit, by E. Harrington.
 "Poignantly appealing are these Yet so deicately 'rought that only their reading can 1ake clear their unique charm.'
 Boston Transcript.
  ,OvE CoNQuERs ALL by Robert c. Benchley.
 If there is anyone writing today in hese United States who can be fun.