New Britain herald., 1923-10-22
New Books at MeMstitute
AMERICAN POETRY sINen ls'e,


 "A comprehensive survey ef thi field, ranging from a consideration q the most traditional influences te sl analysis ef experimental tendencies ECONOMICS or THE HOUR hs J
 st. I@ee slraehey,
 "A eompre he asise and altogether sane discussion Of presentsdss see' homie affairs Is presented by the dis iinguished editor of the Spectator n his latest book The author brings ta his task the calm decisions. reached after years Of experience in public affairs. Perhaps no more persuasive argument has recently been mads In support of what might be termed a middle. ground hasis in industry than that presented by hr. straeheS, He aeeords to the employer the right to make a profit and to the worker the right to secure fair wage"
 RANCHES VERSUS PADS. by c. K,
 chesterton.
 .chasterton Is at his best In the lighter vein and in this book he play fully touches all sorts of things from lawyers to cave men and from psyche. analysis to free verse"
 FROM AN AMERICAN LEGATION.
 by Ira Nelson Morris.
 From July 1914. to April 1928. Mir. Morris was American minister 10 Sweden. Here he gives the story Of sweden's neutrality during the war" HEROES OF THE wILDs. by chel-
 sea curtiss Fraser
 "A story Of the men in flannel shirts and khaki whose entire lives arc spent in taking chances lumber. jacks, forest rangers, Texas rangers. cowboys bis-game huptcrs and wild life photographers"
 HIGH SCHOOL FAILURES, by
 Francis Paul oBrien.
 
 ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF rUR-
 NITURE. by Frederick Litch-
 field.
 ITALIAN FOLK TALES AND FOLK
 SONGS, by Frederick A. c. Cow
 per.
 F "A delightful, readable collection of the traditional folk tales and varied types of folk songs of Italy, together with an interesting group of famous Italian proverbs. The simplicity of the volume adapts it to use early in the students study of Italian" A LAUGH A DAY KEEPS THE
 DOCTOR AWAY, by Irwin s.
 Cobb. A
 Tn this book Cobb combines humor with his anecdotal skill. He sets orth in his inimitable style the best incidents and stories he has gathered in a life devoted to corral ing good stories."
 dALADY OF EUROPE. by M. E.
 Ravage.
 Mir. Ravage knows Europe thor ,ughly and he gives in forceful, read Lble style, without statisticsSor techni- alities, an analysis of what is really Hing the European peoples, and of he historical and psychological fac- ors that have kept them perpetually t loggerheads with one another" i:
 
 ANNUAL OF INFORMATION ON
 CITY PLANNING AND ZONING,
 by Theodora Kimball. fTpurrrc,vp Dnpnp yrrc L, 1,a. i.
 Hansen. An intimate picture of literary avs in Chicago written by the liter ry editor of the Chicago Daily News, , nd dealing with such people as Carl Sherwood Anderson and thers. Humanity is indeed the chief , uality of MT. Hansen's book. His lethod of criticism is frankly per onal. He writes of men as he has !. nown them, whose work he has i, atched in the making and whose :, uality he has inevitably associated ,, , ith."
 FOUNTAIN CLIMBING, by Francis !,
 Arnold Collins. An account of the great facts of climbing all over the world ith comment on the training re- 2 tired today, and the organization Id achievements of mountain climb g clubs" T. EW EDUCATION IN EUROPE, by
 Frederick w. Roman. For the purposes of this study . r. Roman travelled extensively in lrope and availed himself of all !, 'rsonal contacts and documentary idence likely to bear on his sub- T ct." L 9ERA GUYED, by Newman Levy. N, :" A book of rhyn1ing burlesques the opera done by Flaccus of F. <, As Coming Tower" st THINE m, E1,ppvrry,Nc l.. gt Hector Toogood. - "A skit on the numerous publica- ..' ms devoted to different branches of =, owledge which perhaps owe some- l., Ing to the advertised methods by oo Iich they arc introduced" =. TAROS AND PHARILLON, by Ed ''' ward M. Forster. o, In a series of historical sketches :. Forster repreafes some enieodoo