New Britain herald., 1924-07-21

THE AP0cRfPHAL NEW fEsIAs MENT. Being the ApoeTyphal Cos pels, Acts, EPistlss and APoealEpses
 With Other Narratives and FFsg' msnts,
 'Tss first hook to supply the Eng fish reader with comprehensive view Of the apocryphal litTatuFe cons nseted with the New Testament" ANCHORS, AwEIGH. Verses hy Mid shipmen of the [. s, Navy by w. K. Dety s+,
 "neS.e,inE the hopes, ideas and ideals Of the men in the L, s, Naval Academy al Annapolis" | BASKET OF POSES by G, S Chap pell,
 'For the idle half hour, a gay hook of amusing verse and clever draw ings"
 BUSINESS OF MISSIONS by C. II.
 Patton,
 "A convincing exhibit Of the re- sources, the plants In all parts Of the non Christian world, the volume of business done, the value of the good will established and the limitless pos- abilities of expansion Of the business of missions. Undertakes 10 prove that the mission business under the cons trol Of the combined boards IS The biggest human enterprise under one general management in the world" IRuTTERFLY LORE by II. Eltrins-
 ham.
 "Tracing the butterfly through its ifo- history, inquiring into the secrets of its structure and senses. Its love making and weapons of defense. see- ing something of its place in nature and of the dangers which constantly beset 1t.
 CAN SUCH THINGS BE" by Ambrose
 Bierce.
 THE COAL INDUSTRY by A. T. shu-
 rick.
 "Purpose of this book is to supply a standard work which will cover the field Of coal industry from its begin ming as fuel down through the lat est report of the United States coal commission.
 CULTURE AND DEMOCRACY IN THE |. s. by II. NJ. kalley.
 with one hundred percenters on the one hand declaring that America lis perfect, and rabid iptellectualists on the other who see nothing good in America, the need for sane, unpar- tiaI mas suring of our life and culture Is 8 real one. It is ably met in this thoughtful and root-searching book'' DEPTHS OF THE UNIVERSE by c
 E. Hale.
 "Recent discoveries at Mount Will son Observatory. described and illus trated
 DICKENS OWN STORY: Side lights on His Life and Personality by Sir
 W. R. NicolI
 DINING IN PARIS: Guide To Farit
 Ia carte and table d'hote by Som.
 erviile Story.
 Prescriptions of the restaurants oi Paris, past and present. day and night the specalities of their cuisine, then babitues, their atmosphere. A -booA for the fat purse as well as the lean DRAMA OF THE LAW by F. A
 Parry,
 rpiscusses famous cases and sen
 satfonal trials"
 ETERNAL ROME, the City and It!
 People From the Earliest Times Te
 The Present Day by Grant Shower
 man.
 tHow TO WRITE SHORT STORIES
 by Ring w. Lardner.
 "'Horseshoes,' "A Frame Up.' 'Th Facts 'Alibi Ike and Some hk' Them Cold are for laughter as the! are being read, though they leave vol silent and thoughtful long after tn merriment is gone"
 IN UNFAMILIAR ENGLAND IN /
 MOTOR CAR by T. D. Murphy.
 "The record of 15,00o mile moto tour among the unfrequented nook and corners of England and Wales.' JANE CLEGG; A Play in Three Act
 by St. John c. Ervine.
 This play of English middle-clas life was produced with great success by the Theater Guild few years age It is a realistic drama, the theme which is the marriage of worthles man to a woman far finer than him self. and the incidents which lead t its dissolution" 1 Al n, IL 4 N- [ Ill