New Britain herald., 1923-09-18
Mew Books at tie Institute

ieais Of special interest have been
 added 10 the reading room as follows
 CONGRESSIONAL DIGEST MONTH
 LY. published by the Congressional
 Digest. Inc. Alice Gram, editor
 Washington D. c.
 ''Not an official organ, nor eon- frolled by. nor under influence of any particular interest, class or sect" A record of congressional events up to the date of the monthly issue of pub iieation. also contains foreign de- partment reporting current legislation Of other countries, coneisely stated and valuable aid on government procedure.
 THE FREEMAN WEEKLY. The
 Freeman. New York City.
 A journal devoted 10 topics of the day. literature and art. Its interpre- tations Of current affairs are clear, frank and fearless.
 LTLLusTRATIoN WEEKLY. pub-
 lished by L'Iiiustration. Paris.
 Illustrated universal journal in the French language-widely known. Deals with subjects of present day-in- ternationai interest. Similar to the Illustrated London News In English. INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF
 MISSIONS MONTHLY. published
 by the International Missionary
 Council. J. II. Oldham and C. A.
 Gollock. editors.
 Magazine of world missions. All contributions are ably handled and signed. Contains an international missionary bibliography and a review Of missionary books.
 JOHN oLoNDoN'S WEEKLY, pub
 lished by John o'London, London,
 England. An English literary magazine. Popular in style. LABOR AGE. Monthly Labor Pub
 lication Society, New York city.
 Labor digest pertaining to Ameri- can labor. Contributors are well | known authorities.
 NATURAL HISTORY, Journal of the
 American Museum, Bi-Monthly,
 published by American Museum of
 Natural History, New York city
 A new magazine of natural history, exploration and the development of public education through the museum. Authentic, attractively illustrated helpful for the study of science. an thropology and zoology. NATIONS HEALTH tcontinuing
 Modern Medicine) Monthly publish cd by Modern Hospital Pub. O., Chicago. !, Devoted to community health with special reference to industrial and in- stitutional problems. Health publi- cations are reviewed. OPPORTUNITY MONTHLY. National [ Urban League, New York City. New journal of negro life, a maga- z zine of research and Investigation. Seeks to improve relations between C races in America. PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE MONTH LY, published by the National Or ganization for Public Health Nurs- ing, New York sCity.
 Contains knowledge of what is be- Ing thought, said and done of import ance to the public health nursing world throughout the country. A fea- lure is the library department. Book Notes, on books of nursing. SCHOOL AND SOCIETY WEEKLY, published by the Science Press, Lancaster, Pa.
 Weekly journal covering the field ,f education in relation to the prob ems of democracy. Its objects are he advancement of education as a ,cience and the adjustment of our over and higher schools to the needs If modern life." WORLD TOMORROW MONTHLY. published by the Fellowship Press, Inc, New York City.
 A new magazine for thinking peo- lie, courageous with forward look ng attitude. Among its contributors re: Norman Hapgood; Samuel Me ,livid Brothers; Felix Adler; Herbert |. Jump; Walter Bynner; Walter 'ritchard Eaton; Marguerite Wilkin- on.
 New Books APPLIED TO PROB- LENS OF HOME AND COMMuN- ITY by Pauline c. Beery.
 
 ICERO AND HIS INFLUENCE by John c. Rolfe. NGLISH DIARIES by Arthur Pom sonby.
 "The diary was one plain song of " fe, proceeding with all that reality hich stirred them hour by hour, in .yle no doubt without beauty, but confession of faith. To ok back upon, there was a triumph bout those volumes of manuscript, owly acquired but not to be gain lid. The entries were of many kinds ut one chief unity shone from them |.
 Tt was time some one paid the ,mpliment of reconsideration to lose worthies who have been able to eep regular diaries and Mir. Ponson- 7 has done 1t with special grace Id sympathy" Times London Lit. ID.
 ' THE ORGAN LOFTS OF PARIS by Frederic B. Stiven. ..@r.r