New Britain herald., 1923-07-16
MelO Books at tie e.Lstitute
ADVERTISING APRIL by Herbert Farjeon and H. Horsnell.

AMERICAN PROBLEMS by France
 Morehouse and S. F. Graham. ANATOMY OF POETRY by A. VII
 Hams Ellis
 'This study of poetry may be divid ed into five parts, taking up: the new movement and thought in poetry - the poet as moralist and his new standards the technique of poetry meter, symbolism, etc., poetry anc education; a discussion of critics and their methods; and series of studie: of modern English poets--Masefleld Charlotte New, Walter de la Mare and others among whom are few American poets as well-Amy Lowell Vachel Lindsay"
 APOLoGIA DIFFIDENTIS by Comp
 ton Leith
 "A pathological study of the disease of shyness written in an autobio- graphical strain that carries convic- tion."
 The book has high literary merit;
  and the rich dreamy sentences rise into the air like wreaths of fragrant incense smoke" Saturday Review. AUTOCAMP1NG by F. E. Brimmer.
 "Nr. Brimmer answers scores of questions that are bound to arise in every family which adventures auto camping for the first time, He gives useful and practical information based on abundant experience"
 Review of Reviews. BEE-KEEpING FOR ALL, by Tick
 ner Edwards.
 The result of forty years exper- fence as bee master; the first half of the book Is devoted to how to start bee-keeping. the second half gives an account of an average years work among the hives, etc. For the anna teur as well as professional apicultur- ists.'
 BOOK OF SAINTS --.. roAsrw1sE-cRoss.'sEAs by Henry
 Reynolds. THE COMING RENAISSANCE by the
 Lord Bishops of Truro, Litchfield and Plymouth: by Sir James Mar
 chant. CONTINUITY OF LITERATURE by
 Edmund Gosse.
 COST ACCOUNTING PROCEDURE by Wm. Burtes Castepholz.
 "A practical text discussing prin- ciples and their application, the main portion being given over to the ex- planation and use of single plan for cost accounting. i. e. cost accounting by production orders selected be- cause it is believed to be more uni versally applicable than others and because its presentation is quite read fly comprehended." A. l.. A. Booklist THE EAST IN THE LIGHT OF THE
 WEST by Rudolph Steiner. GARDENS IN AND ABOUT TOWN Dy AllIsd IOpt ouTytd.
 
 GHOSTS WHAT ANT by Ellis Par ker Butler.
 "An essay, with humorous touches, on the hesitations and fears that pre- vent us from getting the best out of life"
 GOosE-sTEP by Upton Sinclair.
 A criticism of higher" education in America
 THE GREAT DREAM by Marguerite Wilkinson
 HIEROGLYPHICs by Arthur Machen .In this fascinating volume. written in the form of series of converse fions. Arthur Machen develops his theory of the art of literature, ex- plaining why in his opinion Dickens is greater than Trackery. running in deed, over the whole field of letters from the time of the Greeks to our own day. He names ecstasy as the fouchstone by which one can distin- guish art from hackwork, and he proved himself consistent by writing . book which glows with this requisite quality. Hieroglyphies will delight not only the lover of Machen, but also any one who is interested in books about books, for under this classified ton it may be considered one of the best" Carl Van yechten. THE KANSAS COURT OF INDUS TRIAL RELATIONS by John Hugh Bowers. Organized less than two years this court has adjudicated 33 industrial controversies Public interest in this court has grown rapidly and the pres ent compact little book the writer. a student and teacher of economies and industrial problems. explains the func- tions, influence and growth and the duties of this arm of the law. He shows 1t functioning in various strikes | and explains certain misunderstand- | inss which have crept into circula- tion." KINGS DETHRoNED by Gerard Hickson. KNoLE AND THE sACKvILLEs by V. ssckville- West. History of 3 beautiful old English | house that has been the home of the ! talented sackville family since the days of Elizabeth" MAN WHO ATE THE PoPoMACK by ". J. Turner.