New Britain herald., 1923-03-06

bookkeeping with q simpler and more efficient method. The system adyoeat cd by Mir. norsordi can he adapted foi nse in any husiness-t does away with all the books of original entry and furnishes financial statement at any time with only a few minutes work, The book is fully Illustrated and furnished detailed instructions and specifications for installing the i system In any business" by II, r., McBain and l.. Rogers.
 Tn writing this book the authors 1 have rendered distinct public sery- 1 lee. They have made available in con- vcnient form and in good English the constitutions Of the new nations, some of them not accessible in Eng fish and others very difficult to obtain. The book should be within easy reach Of every one interested in public af- fairs New Republic
 OUR ECONOMIC ON
 by Leon Carroll Marshall.
 "The high school student or col- lege freshman who learns economics from Marshall will get something more of background of economic history than it has been customary to give in introductory economies conrs- es, even in college. Business organi- 2ation and financing receive in this book treatment rarely accorded in a book designed for beginning stud ents of economies" Literary Review. MATHEMATICIAN VACCINATIONS
 AND ESSAYS by Walter W. +.
 Ball.
 PRACTICAL ECONOMICS by Henry
 r. Sherman.
 Emphasizes the relation of econom- ics to business conditions and business practice
 THE PRESENT STATE OF OLD
 ENGLISH FURNITURE by +. w.
 Syrnonds.
 ibt dulHpl, "lO IS d Ncll-kHOWn II authority on antiY1e furniture. pro- ridcs q practical handbook on old English furniture which is invaluable to collectors.
 PROGRESS IN RELIGION TO THE
 CHRISTIAN ERA by T. R. Glover.
 "A notable book marked by keen insight and high scholarship. It was delivered as the Wilde lectures for 1922 at the Lowell Institute, Boston, Dr. Glover has endeavored to get hold of the factors that make for progress in mems religious ideas-to understand why mankind as a whole is always apt to be revising it's relig- ion.' After an introductory chapter on early man and his environment, he traces the growth of religious thought through magic. morality and personal relationship, and estimates the con- Roman and Hebrew up to the coming of Christ" A. l.. A. Booklist. PUBLIC OPINION IN WAR AND
 PEACE by Abbott Lawrence
 Lowell.
 OUTLINE OF PSYCHOLOGY by Will
 liam McDougall.
 SCHoRT ACCOUNT OF THE HIS-
 TORY OF MATHEMATICS by
 Walter w. +. Ball.
 THE SUBSTANCE OF GOTHIC by
 Ralph Adams Cram.
 The volume, though evidently the work of an accomplished and onthus- iastic student of architecture is by no means dry textbook abounding in technicalities. It's chief appeal may be to the specialist, nevertheless it will be perused with profit and pleas nre by every intelligent reader" Catholic World. VAN NOSTRAND'S CHEMICAL AN
 NUAL 1922. WORLDS GREAT RELIGIOUS
 POETRY by Caroline Miles Hill
 "A well-balanced collection of reli- gious poems covering the entire range of ancient and modern literature, l classified under rather detailed an- alysis, helpful and really valuable in itself. and supplemented by indices to facilitate reference
 Fiction BLACK OXEN by Gertrude Atherton. l
 Tt is indeed a notable book-a piece of reporting which | might have been finished at midnight