New Britain herald., 1922-08-18

Clear, concise. well balanced out line, not too heavy for the general reader and excellent for history stu dents in high schools and colleges."- A. L. A. Booklst.
 UNNoTICED LONDON by E. Monti-
 lambert.
 A travel book describing some of the little known buildings. hooks and corners etc. of the London of today. A WAYFARER'S CARAVAN by Alex
 ander Alexander.
 Tt is a description of a caravan journey from the East Coast of Eng land to the West Coast of Ireland, and I invite my readers to accompany me overs the moors and dales, the valleys and mountains over the sea and across the bogs to the wild Atlantic coast"- Preface.
 Fiction
 CASE AND THE GIRL by Randall
 Parish. | 4 mystery story Ddstu OH the Tt- semblance of twin sisters separated in infancy, one Of whom does not know of the others existence 4 group | Of criminals make use of this re- semblance in theattempt to secure the fortune Of one Of the sisters. ."- A. L. 4 Eooklist l CONVERSIONS OF 4 wELL-MEAN- ING WOMAN by stephen Mo kenra. "A novel Of Characterization, the story told through the utterances Of an elderly dowager in her talks to a friend Of proved discretion Pub fishers Weekly
 COUNTRY BEYOND by James Oliver
 Curwood
 "A romance ot the wilderness. An outdoors adventure story ot the West women around Nada who had faith in a bad man, Jolly Roger and his Airedale dog, Peter.'-Publisher Weekly.
 DANCERS IN THE DARK by Doro-
 thy Speare.
 That much discussed novel of the Prom Girl by one of them. DARK HORSE by I. 4 R. Wylie
 The dark horse Is the self-creat- ed world in which Robert Stonehouse lives and his life in a struggle to free himself. He has an indomitable spirit, h,1t C nf inc slow to recognize the fact that love and understanding are necessary to connect him with life, "A. L. A. Booklist.
 DEAVES AFFAIR by H. Footner
 "A mystery romance Of the under world IN. Y. Times. HIDDEN ROAD by W. Camp.
 This is love letter dealing with a man, who faces the choice Of prac- ticaly selling himself to the heiress to whom he has become engaged or of adventuring out along the hidden road to happiness with the stenogra- i pher for whom he has conceived a sudden and deep passion. While the | theme is by no means a novel one, | the story Is written entertainly, con- | vincingly, and with a narrative skill! considerably above the average. "- Literary Review. by Margaret Hill Me
 Garter.
 A present day love story.
  HOUSE OF ADVENTURE by War
 wick Deep!ng.
 A novel of reconstruction days in France.
 THE ISLAND CURE by Grace
 Blanchard.
 "A sprightly little romance of tired working girl seeking rest on the islands along the New England coast while love lurked in the offing. 4 good vacation book."-A. L. A. Booklist.
  J. POINDEXTER, colored by Irving
 s. Cobb.
 The story Of New York as told by Jeff Poindexter body servant in bad standing to old Judge Priest, through many mutually satisfactory years - Weekly. JOY OF LIVING by Sidney Gowing. Aimee, only daughter Of the arch deacon, rebels at visiting her mid Victorian aunt who has not sen her since childhood She forces her amid lble cousin Georgina to take her place while she loyfully starts off on Ter own motorcycle adventure with m engaging American following and ogether they are precipitated into a ,eries of improbable situations. A. :. A. Booklist. MARRIAGE OF PATRICIA PEP
 PERDAY by G. NJ. White. The heroine is young actress who las an adventurous career profession Il and otherwise, first in New York, hen in the West, and then back in Jew ."-Boston Transcript 5TRETToN ST. AFFAIR by William
 Le Quex.
 The reader of Mir. Le Queas latest ale of mystery will find himself