New Britain herald., 1922-07-21

these forth in eight hundred or a thousand words, which seem less in number because they are exact and because they are favored with a dash of personality" Literary Review.
 
 A POLITICAL HISTORY OF MoD-
 ERIN EUROPE from the Re- Il formation to the Present Day II by Ferdinand schevil
 An excellent text that is also in- teresting to the general reader" IA STUDENTS PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION, by William Kelley
 Wright.
 | "A book aiming to furnish col- lege undergraduates and general read CTS with the necessary data-facts and arguments on which they will be able to work out their own philosophy of religion Truly an ambitious pro- gram which is carried out in readable fashion by man who shows him. self competent in summarizing and interpreting other mems ideas. Ma tion.
 
 TERRIBLY INTIMATE PORTRAITS,
 by Noel Coward.
 "Burlesques by the young English dramatist of old-t!ae and present-day prominent figures of France, England and America"
 TOWN GARDENING. by Mary l@- Har1nden
 "A delightful book which covers English conditions but can be used here where climate does not inter fere. Suggestions for plantings are original in design and combinations. "A. L. A. Booklist.
 THE TRAINING OF A SECRETARY,
 by Arthur L. Church.
 This book is thoroughly practi- cal..-springheld Republican. WAITING FOR DAYLIGHT, by H. M.
 Tomlinson.
 souethine between a diary and a volume Of essays where reco1ecuons of wartime London jostle renections on 'Bookworms' on Figureheads' and on Rusktn' all written in a style of distinction and charm. "A. L. A. Booklist.
 WHY THE BLUES? by Harvey Kel-
 logg.
 This is a popular manual of hy- e;ene bv the well known Battle Creek physician.
 
 WILTSHIRE ESSAYS, by Maurice
 Hewlett.
 "I call these chapters Wiltshire Es- says. because they were all wr,tten in my country, and many or them are directly concerned with It. some deal with the doings of my nelgh- hors as view them from here; some deal with literature as think about if here" MT. Hewlett's preface IS "On Oneself ..... BENNETT MALIN. by F, singmaster. "A novel In which three genera lions of Mains bound by inherl- tance and the same amoiuon are woven together" NApKENMoRE MYSTERY, by J. S.
 Fletcher. MIDNIGHT, by octavus R. Cohen "Mr Cohen creates most in- rjeuine situation, and keeps the ln- crest thoroughly stimulated unui ne 6 ready to bring forward the guilty ,erson. The story Is among the brightest of its type MORTAL COILS by Aldous Huxley "Five humorousy satirical short tories" HE PARLoR BEGAT AMOS oy Ar
 thur S. Hildebrand.
 "The book i. cleverly Written, ften penetrating study Of small onr life as well as of certain fa- ,i,iar type of character The people , the book are clearly drawn EcRET VICTORY, by stephen Nc
 Kenna.
 "rhe story Is the third in the trn- Ey the SensauOlldlsot0' ere the same group of people whose hief aim in life Is to find new sen ,tions. 'alvay. playing part ana ulling up their psychology by the ,ots to see how 1t was growing
 sss OIL OF A CHILD. by Edwin Btork-
 man.
 "An analytical study ot the ,oughts and emotions of small boy on his fifth to his 18th year. The ,ok Is well written. and the people Id events it describes are all of them ltural enough, The material is ,ntlled deftly, in a discreet and clev- ly manner, and to those especially terested in its subject the book will ) doubt prove valuable and enter