New Britain herald., 1924-05-12

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 He Institute APPLIED BUSINESS FINANCE by
 E. E. Lincoln.
 BYRON: THE LAST JOURNEY,
 APRIL 1S23-1S24 by Harold
 Nicolson.
 4 book that does much to clear the legendary film from this enthrallng and pathetic Hast phase" showing the courage and tenacity of the hero of Missolonghi' in a desperate and for lorn situation.
 cANARIEs by c. A. House. CHATS ON SCIENCE by Edwin E.
 Slossop.
 Information on multitude of scientific subjects administered in the briefest and most palatahle form, proving that pr. Slosson has the rare faculty of making science interesting to the layman.
 CHRISTIANITY AND THE STATE
 by S P. Cadman.
 Lectures delivered before the Pacific School of Religion at Berkeley. Cali fornia.
 DESIGN IN THE LITTLE GARDEN
 by Fletcher Steele. FURNISHING THE LITTLE HOUSE
 by Ethel D. Seal.
 The author is well-known writer on interior decoration for popular magazines and newspapers. and her book is planned to meet the problems of the homemakers of medium in- apartments.
 GRENOBLE AND WHEREABOUTS
 by Henri Ferrsnd.
 A guide book to Chartreuse. Oissns, Nercors. ssleete, Laffrey and other places.
 HOME FINISHING, PRACTICAL
 AND ARTISTIC by Alice NJ, kel-
 logg.
 IN AND UNDER MEXICO by E, NJ,
 Ingersoll,
 INDUSTRIAL ARTS FOR ELF MENTARY SCHOOLS by F, G. ir
  ITALIAN LAKES by Gabriel Faure. A picturesque guide 10 perhaps the most attractive of all ltaly's en- chanting districts. LAKE SUPERIOR cot NTRY by T.
 NJ. Lonsstreth.
 LAND OF sADDLE-BAGs: A Study
 of the Mountain People Of Ap-
 palachia by James Watt Raine. A racy book, full of the thrill of mountain adventure and the delicious humor of vigorously human people. IL is an authoritative account of the his- tory and present social condition of the purest Saxon blood in America. Chapters on mountain fcuds and bal lads and the Elizabethan virtues of a people still speaking the language of shapespeare illuminate the character of folk who send young men to France and old men to school. LORD sHAFTEsBtRY by ]. l.. Ham
 mond and Barbara Hammond. An excellent study of the career and character of the English philan- thropisi. who, though directed by a strong Puritan conscience rather than hy any enlightened theories of social reform. remains one Of the outstand- ins figures in the industrial history of England.
 MARGARET ETHEL MACDONALD
 by l. Ramsay Macdonald.
 An excellent biography Of the wife cf the premier of the British empire. rhe story is that Of the inner woman of the growth Of her mind and soul knd heart, and Of her absorption in . her work after she found the place n the world in which she believed if |pas her part 10 labor. It Is interest ng and remarkable as a piece Of liter " craft and for its good taste in its incere, straightforward and manly rihute to the co.worker who was also he authors wife.
 Ny BOOK AND MY HEART. an
 autobiography by Corra Harris. NATURALIST AT THE POLES by
 F. \. Rudmose Brown.
 Travels and adventures Of Scottish atura1ist who held a rcmsrka ble ecord for the number Of polar ex- edition he led in the last 80 years. sEw YORK WALK BOOK by the
 American Geographical Society. Suggestions for excursions afoot ithin a radius Of 80 to 100 miles Of he city and it's suburbs. with maps nd many illustrations.
 PHOTOGRAPHS FOR THE PAPERS,
 how 10 take and how to place
 them hy John Everar1.
 Describes the enormous and increas- hr demand for good press photo raphs and tells how this demand may supplied even by the amateur and ow photographs may he placed with he press and the monthly magazines.
 
 TOSEERs OF THE KINDER
 GARTEN IN AMERICA. HE POLICEwoMAS. HER sERv-
 ICE AND IDEALS by Mary E.
 Hamilton.
 Mrs. Hamilton was the first woman the New York city police force and