New Britain herald., 1923-01-22
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THE ADVENTURE or LIVING b,


 Tn an era of many biasra phis Ar, stTsehey's takes high place. Tn personality af it's subject is Of eours predominant in its pages but it hsser ebtrusiye, and it's statements ( what it's author has aeeem plished do not reach to th limits Of eEetism. II is a record c a distinguished career which doe great credit to English Journalism an it refieets the social, the political an the artistic trend of its time, Ey eryhody knows The Spectator. an, now everybody may readily kno, something about the intelleetua force and methods which have gov ern>s II in recent years,"-Bostol Transcript
 AMERICANS BY CHOICE by Joh,
 F. Gavit.
 Among the many books recent, published on the subject of American, isation this volume Is the first 10 givs detailed information concerning th, actual process Of naturalization ai applied in this country to our foreign, born citizens and 10 show what is he. ing done by the various agencies nov engaged In various forms Of social activity intended 10 extend among our people the knowledge of their govern. ment and their obligations to it."-- Review Of Reviews
 THE AVIATOR by Henry Clay Me.
 Comas.
 "A discussion Of the necessary per- sonal equipment Of an aviator from both the physiological and psycholog- ical points of view. the senses em- ployed. tho organs in the body which control these senses. the nerve system itself are all examined with a view Of discovering what type of man is best fitted for the career. and how this fitness may be preserved and in- creased"
 THE CHARITY ORGANIZATION
 MOVEMENT IN THE L. S. by
 F. P. Watson.
 An exhaustive review of the dcvcl- opment of charity organization soci- cities in America"
 CHEATING THE JUNK-PILE THE PURCHASE AND MAINTENANCE OF HOUSEHOLD EQUIPMENTS by E. T. .'Peyser.
 DOWN THE RIVER by Roscoe Brink A story of married life told in free verse.
 "A remarkable experiment and a thrilling and very beautiful achieve ment "-Bookman
 ELEMENTARY INDUSTRIAL ARTS
 by L. L. Winslow.
 FRENCH COMMERCIAL COURSE
 by Benjamin Dumville.
  FRENCH COMMERCIAL TERMS
 AND PHRASES by R. Lusum.
  GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY IN
 TERMS OF BEHAVIOR by stev-
 enson Smith and F.. R. Guthrie. "A good book for the general read CT explaining the principles of psy- chology as shown by conduct. As it | surveys the whole subject the several | phases have been necessarily curtail- ed."-A. L. A. Booklist.
 A HOMESTEADER'S PORTFOLIO
 by Alice Day Pratt
 "Interesting sketches of the authors life in the Northwest ons her own homestead. The ups and downs of the woman homesteader are described with humor and philosophy and the book is we'll worth reading, especially by Fasteners who long for the open range and new start in the West" Outlook.
 OF LADY SUSAN l;
 by Lady Susan Townley li ''So full is the book of interesting incident, that it can readily be seen Lady Susan's task was simply one of condensation and selection, for her diplomatic life must be, without ex- C sufficient for a dozen a such books. There can be nothing v but praise for the admirable way in r which she has handled her adventures the good taste she has shown in their r selection and presentation. and the tact that out of odds and ends of life. she has set forth material for book V that is never. by any chance dull. p Christian Science Monitor. a LIFE OF CARDINAL GIBBONS by u Allen Sinclair Will "Mr. Will has faithfully written a Il clear. simple and accurate chronicle ,f the outstanding fact in the life V ,f the beloved American Cardinal. g The book throws a clear light on the st ast years of the Archbishop of Balti- l. nore. Historians of the future will ind it a treasure house of faithfully T ecorded and interesting facts. Am rica.
 HE LIGHT WHICH CANNOT FAIL: ti TRUE STORIES OF HEROIC al BLIND MEN AND WOMEN; A hf HANDBOOK FOR THE BLIND ie AND THEIR FRIENDS by Wini- di fred Holt. th stories of the rebuilding of shat cred lives through the help and hope k iven by the Lighthouses here and , Europe, founded by Miss Holt. who as assisted. personally and through thers, literally thousands of blind. in efore. during and after the war" lai
 Pr HE MCKINLEY AND ROOSEVELT mi ADMINISTRATIONS 1s97-19os in by James Ford Rhodes. an ''The quality of Mir. Rhodes his- ce