New Britain herald., 1925-01-13

this week.
 ART or HELPING PEOPLE OUT
 OF TROUBLE, by De schwei-
 nitz.
 A social worker gives both an in- depreciation of the art Of living and 9 description of experiences in help ing people to overcome their diffi- cuities. VIII be very valuable to everyone who Is in position to in- fluence other people as we'll as to the person who Is himself in trouble. BIBLE AND COMMON SENSE, by
 Basil King. .F
 MT. Kings point of view is not that of any single church or sect, yet 1t has much In common with all. He tells clearly and eloqnently what the Bible means to him as an indi- vidual and why it Is an inspired book, the greatest book in the world. BRAINS IN BUSINESS. by Frank ., A. Nagley.
 Practical inspiration and advice for the person who is determined to make good in busines$ DISCOVERY OF INTELLIGENCE.
 by Joseph K. Hart.
 Presents an interpretation of his tory with special emphasis on the change and development Of educa- tion. ..
 ESSAYS TOWARD TRUTH. by Rob-
 inson and others.
 Exceedingly stimulating essays on questions which college students and others meet in life as well as in books.
 STORY OF BAKELITE, by Num-
 ford.
 Fascinating story of the widely used substance which was discov- cred by accident and only standard ized after months of painstaking and heart breaking research LIBERALIzING LIBERAL JUDA-
 ISM, by James w. Wise.
 An appeal to so-called liberal Jews to face the problems of Israel in the modern world. Such questions are ba ralt tori a1roa tinn of Jewish children, intermarriage,th place of Jesus in modern Judaism, and the function of the ministry. MEMOIRS OF AN EDITOR, by B.
 P. Mitchell.
 Delightful "reminiscences of the days of the old New York Sun write ten by a man who put his impress upon it's famous editorial page. MEMOIRS OF THE NOTORIOUS
 STEPHENS BURROUGHS, with
 a preface by Robert Frost.
 A remarkable monument to the ability of New England to produce as Mir. Frost says, a man of "sophis- ticated wickedness, the kind that knows its ground ana can twinkle" THE NEW HYGIENE, by H. w.
 Hill.
 Unusually clear and valuable guide to the art of healthful living.
 
 PLATOON SCHOOL, by c. L. Spain
 Explains the modern platoon ol study play school which di' vides all of the school classes into two large groups or platoons alter hating between the home rooms where the three R's are taught and the rooms for special activities where children receive training in social ethical, physical and vocational phases of life.
 SCIENCE OF METALS, by Jeffries
 and Archer.
 Gives better classification and more fundamental analysis of the great store or facts regarding the structure and properties of metals and alloys that have come into our possession during the last half cen- tury.
 SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND HU-
 MAN WELFARE, by F. S. Harris.
 Brief and enlightening summaries of the achievements of science which have profoundly affected human &C., tivities and modes of living are given under such headings as health, com- munication, transportation and the home.
 TIDE MARKS, by Tomlinson.
 Being the records of journey to the beaches of the Moluccas and the forest of Malaga in 1923. By artis- try of style it carries in its pages the very essence of far eastern life and color. It is charmingly illustrated. with drawings by Kerr Eby.