New Britain herald., 1924-08-25
Neu Books af We Institute

ANAFoLE FRANCE by ], L, May APPLIED CHEMISTRY by !, D,
 Gerard,
 Written by the professor of ehem- islFy in New Jersey college for NomH eR,
 AREN'T WE ALL by Frederick
 Lonsdale,
 A comedy in which Cyril Mauds the English actor starred during the past season,
 BOOK aF EVERYDAY HERoIsM
 by John Thomson Paris,
 4 collection of examples of m. conscious heraism in daily life, tnr tended to hsln in restoring trust in the fundamental bravery of hue man nature,
 CENTURY OF EXCAVATION IN
 THE LAND or THE PHARAoHs
 hy ], Rarkie,
 4 readable account of certain as- poets of the great work which has given as hack sn many Of the wen- dsrs Of the ancient civilization of Egypt
 CRIME AND INSANITY by Dr. W.
 c. Sullivan.
 An expansion of a series Of lee- lures delivered hy the author as q part Of a course Of postgraduate instruction in psyehhtry. II is a book Of eases" and explanatory text,
 DIRECTORY OF sANfToRIA,
 HOSPITALS. DAY CAMPS AND
 PREVEN RIA FOR THE
 TREATMENT OF TrBERCULo-
 SIS IN THE L. s.. hy National
 Tuberculosis Association. EVERYDAY oBLEMs or
 AMERICAN DEMOCRACY hy J,
 T. Greenan and Albert B. Mere-
 dith.
 A discussion of the social. political and economic problems of the United States, arranged for high school students.
 FIGHTING FOES roo SMALL TO SEE by Joseph Mcfarland.
 A series of lectures on plaques and infectious diseases and the methods of combating them today and in history. FOSSIL. MEN; ELEMENTS OF Hu- MAN PALAEoNToLOGY, by NJ. Boule.
 An admirable translation of the treaties in which Professor Boule has set forth the archaeological, geographical and anatomical evil dence for the ancestral history of the human race. H s T O RY OF PIANOFORTE MUSIC by Herbert Westerberg. Its attention is focused on the influence of the Italian school upon 18th century composers; the devel- opment and influence of various kinds of 'technique"; the use of musical form and the definition of the romantic element. JEREMIAH by c. 4. Smith.
  JOHN SHAW BILLINGS by Harry Miller Lydenberg. A biographical sketch of the crea- tor of the National Medical library and it's catalog, and first director of the New York Public Library. LAWN TENNIS FOR LADIES by A. E. and w. G. Beamish. Mir and Mrs. Beamish, two of England's well-known players. give helpful tennis advice to the begin- ner, the improving player and the finished player. LIFE INSURANCE by J. B. Mac lean.
 Principles and practice in the life insurance practice. LIFE OF SIR HENRY CAMPBELL ZIMMERMAN by J. A. spender. Biography of a British statesman. MAGNESIUM; A HANDBOOK OF INFORMATION AND D A T RELATIVE TO THE USE OF MAGNESIUM ALLOYS by Ameri- can Magnesium Corporation. MAN WITH A HAMMER by Anna Wickham.
 Book of poetry by one of the prominent women poets of England. MEMORIES OF AN AFRICAN HUNTER by D. B. Lyell. by Edward BoIIand Osborn.
 The gentle art of reading in bed explained and illustrated.
  AN UPLAND PIPER by Donald Davidson.
 Fancifu verses, and others.
  THE PIRATES OWN BOOK. Authentic narratives of the lives of the most celebrated. sea-robbers. PROBLEM OF THE OBELISKS by R. Engelbach.
 The history of an Egyptian obelish "a monolith weighing a thousand lons-showing how it was ouarried. Ira ansnorted and eya,t,ali,. .., |