New Britain herald., 1924-07-14
Neiu Books af The Institute
AI.LIANeEs FoR THR MINp hr O.

ART OF VIOLIN PLAYING hy F
 Thistletan,
 mneals with the essentials Of violin technique and endeay0rs 10 explain fundamental principles upon which il is founded"
 THE BEST NEWS STORIES or 1898,
 the Annual of American AeWsPa-
 per Writing hy Joseph Anthony, Ed,
 "Ihe hest pieces of straight report ing, the hest feature and magazine page stories, the hest foreign eorre- spOndenee, inteFyisws, human inter- est stories, sport stories, etc. are pres scented in classified form, 1 BORROWED ANEsi AND OTHER l SERMONS hy R. II, conwell,
 Not theological studies, hut out- pnurings Of a soul full of the practical social concern of the gospel" CANADA AND NEWFOUNDLAND i by r, C, Carpenter, "Air, Carpenter does not cnnfne ! himself tn a mere description Of the scenic beauties of Canada, but from Newfoundland 10 the Yukon he ex- amines carefully into tho economic and social problems Of the land" CHRIsTIANITY AND MODERN
 THOUGHT by C. R, Brown and others
 Nine lectures on religion as af- fccted by the present age of science" ECLlPsEs or THE SUN by s. A.
 Mitchell.
 "An account of the wonders Of solar eclipses that the layman. as well as the scientists will find of absorbing in- terest."
 ENG. SOCIETY IN THE 18TH CEN
 FURY AS 1NFLu ENCES FROM
 OVERSEA by ]. B. Botsford.
 "Mr. Botsford shows how Englands broadening trade relations helped to level class distinctions, affected not only manners and taste, but morality in business and social life, and awak- ened a new spirit of philanthropy FAILURES by Ii. k. Lenofmand.
 "A brilliant and dramatic exposi- ton of psychological conflicts, and an amazingly realistic and subtle picture of typical aspect of theatrical life" FOOD FOR THE DIABEr1C; What |
 to eat and how to calculate it with |
 common household measures by M.
 P. Huddleson. FOREST by John Galsworthy.
 "rhe masterly working out of a | powerful theme by a master crafts man.
 GENE sARAzEN's COMMON SENSE |
 GOLF TIPS by c. Sarazen.
 "A pocket guide for the man who | would correct his faults, better his | game, and come in with card that | need not be buried" HEALTH BOOK by E. s. Copeland. |
 Scope of the book covers emer- gencies, common ailments and general health problems"
 I BELIEVE: Sermons on the Apos-
 ties Creed Applied to the Needs of
 This Day by Rev. G. A. Studdert
 Kennedy.
 [CARuS, or the Future of Science by
 R. Arthur w. Russell.
 "Mr. Russel points out certain pos ,jble dangers that may result from he exploitation of science by mater al forces at work in the world today Rectoriai Address Delivered at St. Andrews, Oct. 10, 1923, by Rudyard kipling,
 "A witty and thought provoking discussion of mans ineradicable in- tinct for independence. AVN TENNIS OF TO-DAY by F. R. Burrow Strokes, strategy and tactics of lawn annis." HE LIFE OF CALVIN COOLIDGE by Horace Green. ,, LITTLE BOOK OF BRITTANY by Robert Medill. "Feudal castles, villages where an ent ceremonies are still observed rehistoric monuments, fishing towns Ill of lace-capped peasant women nd velvet crowned men, gittering ?, arbors full of rainbow sails, colorful arkets where scarcely word of rench is to be heard-these are the ements of the charm of Brittany. f. ONDON ADV. OF MIR. COLLIN by f, F. Heller. ir "The most engaging and clever J gue of recent fiction." N
 = HE MAGIC CARPET, POEMS FOR f, by Mrs. Waldo h, Richards fr ASTERY OF FEAR by W. S. Walsh fl "Dr. Walsh has listed and explain io the principal fears which afflict sr esent- day humanity, showing how h, ey arise, how they may be guarded c, ainst and how they may be cured. of
 ht INERS' WAGES AND THE COST OF COAL by I. Lubin. An inquiry into the wages system a the bituminous coal industry and nl effect on coal cost and coal con- - I LIFE IN ART by Constantin 
 "Reminiscences of a great Russian or, the director of the Moscow Art .ater a fascinatinp aiItobiorra Dby