New Britain herald., 1924-01-08

h.story. Nauahl, net only as a req contribution to the history or tht country but as notable collection oi the work Of this famous author it. llstrator, "A l.. A. Booklist. CELTIC DAWN hy Lloyd R. Moni- A survey of the ReuaScencc in lr"- hand. iSNg-I4t6. study of thne. movements conct ru"d with lit-r;ltur' and drama. with tn" revival Of the liaclic language. with economic and social reform and with q political thought which have labored for a ne W social synthesis in contemporary Ire land.
 THE CHALLENGE OF YOUTH by
 Aired Ernest Stcarns.
 "A chalonge to the older generation to appreciaty its own responsibilities The author is principal of the Phillips Andoyer Academy"
 COLLECTORS WHATNOT hy Van
 Loot, kilEallen and Elphinstone. ''If you have ever bickcred with an antique dealer for genuine rat-tail spoon of Jacobean chair that was made in Newark, you will enjoy this hilarious takc-otf on an antiquins and antiduers. The Collectors Whatnot' does for the antique mania what the Cruise of the kawa did for the south Sea craze" Time.
 CONTEMPORARY VERSE. Antholo-
 gy Introduction by C. W. Stork. cot MY RURAL LlBRARIES by k.
 p. Macleod.
 "A complete presentation of the policy and organization of the county rural libraries movement and it's de- ,clopmant in Great Britain and Ire land under the impetus of tn" Carne- grp United Kingdom trlIsteeship of which the author was libra rian, Gives vast amount of information in an attractive and readable inanner. A. l., X. Booklist
 ELEMENTARY ZuoLoGN by Oswald
 Hawkins Latter.
 "A book for students who possess
  chemistry and physics. but little or none or zoology. The author is senior ecionce master at Chari,rhoosr; eN- amner in zoology. University of Lon- don
 fnE ELEoNoRA nuSE SERIES or
 pI.AFS by Oliver Martin Saylrr. Iirentano publishes e timely collur- tion or the plays in which El"unnra Dusp will appear thiS raii under the direction ot Morris Gcst, tn the intro- durtiun the editor reminds thu public oi lslpanora Du.-e's nupgu8llrd rrputa- iion and recent succcss tn Lohdon. ''-- Literary Review.
 ENGLISH FOR ENGINEERS by <.
 A. llarbarger.
  ESSAYS OF A BtoLOGlsr by juiian
 Huxley.
 FOLK FESTIVALS AND THE FOR
 EtGN COMM -Ni11 by Dorothy
 Gladys Spicar
 < convenient handbook containing . brief discussion of 'ho nature Uf Ioih festivals and their social significance. detailed instructions for choosing a subject, gathering material and pro ducing and an account Of some suc- c"ssfu festivals II is adapted cspc- rialiy for work with forgiEHrrH.--A A. l.. A l3ooklist.
 FOuNDEYMEN's HANDBOOK. FREEpuM AND THE cUtLEGE by
 Alexander Meiklejohn
 
 GRAMMAR BY PRACTICE by Mary
 Wilkins Iloyt and Florence <
 Hoyt.
 GLIDE TO THE l'sE OF LIBRA
 H1Es by Johnson and William
 Hutchins.
 HIGH SCHOOL. IDEALS by samusi
 Hamilton.
 THE HOSPITAL LIBRARY by Edith
 E Jones.
 "A survey Of tHr historg of hospital library service. discussion Of prob icms Of rgaGizatiou and admlnistra- ton. book scls ctiOn for patieits medi- cal and nursing si8G and for reading aloud. "A. L.. \. EOokiist HOW To BE AN ATHLETE by C. T..
 Hammelt.
 HUMAN TRAITS AND THEIR sU-
 cIAL SIGNIFICANCE by Irwin
 Edman.
 -Thaf4 arr but fcT books of outy SCI pages that contain so 1nuch iH- formation as this one Writtan as an introduction Co contemporary rivilizs- tIon and intended for freshmen. # clarifies questions at whose profuuditt Plato would have been dishcartora4. IT the freshmen nf today can digesf even a small portion of thts book coI- StOmbeTg CarburetOr