New Britain herald., 1923-02-19
Kew Books at tie Institute
CHAIN STORES. by W. s, Hayward
 and r, White,

and P, White.
 ESSAYS AT LARGE by solomel
 Eagle
 THE FARM WATER SUPPLY by r
 q, BehFends.
 HoRTIcuLTuRE FOR SCHOOLS h,
 A. V, stnbenraueh,
 Begins with the general prineinlei Of plant life and then gives direetioni for the dennlte treatment Of differen kinds Of crops. Students will gain thu scientific and practical knowledge necessary 10 make horticulture a pay tng business.
 INDUSTRIAL HISTORY OF THF
 UNITED STATES by Louis Ia,
 Wells.
 'rhe book is written in cary, direct style. and the subject.matter is Illus. trated by seyenty-six we'll chosen pic. lures and fifteen maps so that 1t will be found useful to high school stu- dents for supplementary reading or textbook use."-sehool Review.
 
 LIFE or WILLIAM HAZLITT by F.
 F. Howe.
 ''The course of Hazlitt's career is closely followed by his biographer through his unsuccessful training for the ministry. his experiments in poli- tics and painting until he settled him self in London as a journalist and friends Of many of the literary ceie- brities Of his day. Mir. Howe words the course of this life with painstaking exactitnde. His picture Of Hazlitt the man s0nd Hazlitt. the author is com plete."-Boston Transcript.
 MEMORIES OF TRAVEL by Wis
 count Bryce.
 statesman. diplomat, historian. jurist. author Of The American Com monwealth,' and other notable studies of government and affair, Lord Bryce was lover of nature and far travelled wandered into many out-of- the-way corners of the earth.-From fragmentary sketches written from time to time Lady Bryce has gathered a volume of his Memories of Travel which is of lasting and permanent in- terest-Even though incomplete and fragmentary' this posthumous book is Of no little importance nothing human or otherwise in the world seem. to have been alien to Lord Bryce, and he gives force and feeling to this Catho- lie view of life in every word he writcs."-Boston Transript. MOTOR VEHICLE ENGINEERING
 by Ethelbert Favary. THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
 by Jenks Cameron.
 As one of the service monographs of the Institute of Government Re- search, this book leaves little 10 be desired from the viewpoints of thor oughness and clear arrangement; it is indeed handbook of great serv- ice to all who are interested in na- tional parks politics--and that now means large numbers of citizens. The administration of the National parks is more and more extending from the original program of conversation to one of increasing their educational and social usefulness; hence the ac- tivities listed under the headings of Improvement, maintenance, protection service and publicity are of growing importance. ."-Survey.
 THE NATURE AND SOURCES OF
 THE LAW by John Chipman
 Gray.
 Considers law in it's philosophical aspects; it's present character and province and the forces and methods of juristic reasoning which have led to its development. "A. l.. A. Book list.
 NEW PSYCHOLOGY AND ITS RE-
 I.ATIONS TO LIFE by Arthur
 George Tansley. Mir. Tansley's book seems to be the best general survey of psychology now available. It is the best, partlyj because 1t iS the latest, but chiefly be- cause Mir. Tansley enjoys fine gift of exposition. He himself has an orderly I. n and lucid mind, and an unfailing re- K spect for the reader."--New Republic. POEMS OF HEROISM IN AMERI-
 CAN LIFE by John R. Howard. Mfr Towards anthology is an ex-1 .remely comprehensive collection of i, patriotic verse ranging all the way I rom poems on Columbus to poems incident to the Great War. They have been compiled in such fashion as toj ,fford the reader chronological his ory of the United States, and one ,an but admire the industry and in- diligence of selection that the com 4, ,iler obviously brought to his task, .l .r Outlook. |, POLITICAL CHRISTIANITY by A. "
 Maude Royden. VI, Addresses concerned with the ap- '" ,lication of Christian principles to our .;, ,roblems as citizens including Christ 4, nd the Unemployed The Cry of Rus f,. ia, Care of the Insane. Justice. ,Hu- .e nan and Divine.' ve w
 'e PRAYER AS A FORGE by A. Maude ,o a
 Royden. ,e "A series of addresses, delivered at he Kensington Town Hall and Eulis- tb ,n Guildhouse by the English ,t reacher.' nc RoBLEMs IN DYNAMIC PsY- ve GEOLOGY by John T. MacCurdy .h,, The book is not systematic ya -eatise on psychopathology or psy- CT boanalysis, but rather a discussion of