New Britain herald., 1922-11-27

=--=z=--=z--zE====--= -->-<= hook is q survey of the achievement of the race from the earliest time 1 Africa to the present day in America, NERVES AND PERSONAL PowEl
 hy pougall MaeDongall King.
 shows how recent medical an scientific researches are revealing in foundations of Christian faith in direc tions hitherto unexplored."
 NEW PSYCHOLOGY AND THl
 TEACHER by Hugh crichton Mil
 Ter,
 "A discussion of education from in standpoint of ahalytical psychology suggesting n wider interpretation O the findings of paychoanalysis," M THE PRACTICAL BOOK of furnish Ing the small house and apartmen by Edward stratton Holloway. PRINCIPLES OF. PHOTOGRAPHY
 by James A. Crowther ,1o PSYCHOLOGY the science of Hu
 man behaviour by Robert c, Civ,
 Ter
 Some of the human senses and emotions are Interestingly dissccted before one's eyes in the discussion oi the science of human behaviour. MT Givler employs humor and a goodly seasoning of comprehension of the average readers limitations. The re- ault is that a subject which might easily be so written as to give the reader the willywogs Is presented with commendable clarity" Bookman.
 sss ~ SPIRITUAL ENERGIES IN DAILY LIFE by R. M. Jones'
 Shows how the cure for our pres ent failures lies in the unused powers within our easy reach, which can work the greatest miracles of life" SIT TROUT FISHING IN BROOKS by C.. Garrow-Green.
 WOMEN IN CHEMISTRY by Bureau Of Vocational Information.
 Information about the varied character and wide scope of the chem ists work, the types Of positions and the duties conditions and prejudices to be met by women, training require inents and salaries"
 A. l.. A. Booklist. WONDERS or CHEMISTRY by A. Frederick.
 "A discussion of liquid air, explo- slves. coal tar photography artificial diamonds, radium, etc, popularly written for young people"
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 Fiction
 BOY GREW OLDER by H. Broun. FOOLS HILL by Leona Dalrymple. HOUSE THAT DIED by Henry Bor- deaux.
 "An interesting novel, of uncommon type, worked through with relentless logic, admirably written and capitally translated by Harold Harper"
 Boston Transcript JACK AND IN LOTUS LAND by Frances Little.
 "The book gives glimpses of the new Japan, of the Tokio of the taxi and street car. with some backward looks at the Japan of the. day before yesterday. The author has pleasing mild humor and an eye for the pie turesque." Literary Review. LILLIAN by Arnolu Bennett. ONE WORLD AT A TIME by Mar garct Fuller.
 "A love story of the south, in the years after the war"
 HE QUEST by Pic Baroja.
 The first novel of a trilogy. The Struggle for Life,' in which figures the underworld of Madrid, with it's quaint Drikensian characters, pickpockets, students and peggars."
 THREE BLACK BAGS by Marion An {. gellotti. This is a well-made detective mys- -ery yarn, with nicely sustained sus- oense and an orderly elaboration of a good plot It treats of the affairs of he Americans in the occupied Rhine country and of a conspiracy of Ger nan reactionariess The book, too, is more than a merely enter aiming novel. One feels that Miss | angellotti Is very much in earnest in | Ter portrayal of the unreconstructed md quite unrepentant German. She | s speaking from personal knowledge IS she served with canteen both with the army in France and with the lrmy of occupation"
 fl Literary Review. RILEY MAY CRASHES IN by Sew ell Ford