New Britain herald., 1925-06-03
NEW BOOKS
 AT THE INSTITUTE

- THE DEGENERATIvE DISEASES,
 by Lewellys r. Barker, MD. and
 Thomas P. Sprunt. MD.
 Shows why the heart, kidneys, liver and blood vessels so often break down under strain of modern life and points tho way to preventive meas Digest. EVERYDAY ELECTRICITY, by
 Herbert T. Wade.
 This book essays to give tho reader an idea of what electricity is in the light of modern science. GLAMOUR, by stary Young.
 Essays on the art of the theater, THE GROWTH OF THE MIND, an
 introduction to Child-Psych-
 ology. by K. Koffka. "The authors skill in executing his task, and his mastery of the results thus far achieved by experimental work in the field of child-psychology, have been so happily combined as to insure a lively interest In his book" !" OF AN AVERAGE
 JURYMAN, by Robert Stewart
 Sutiiffe. The author. after IS years ex- perience as juryman in the civil and criminal courts of New York, embodies his observations in this en- tertaining little book. Mir. Sutliffe knows how to tell a capital story, and tells one frequently. A perusal of his book insures one pleasant and profitable hours reading.--- Saturday Review.
 THE LOST OASIS, by Hassanein
 Bey.
 Hassanein tells us of the desert in all it's aspects; of its merciless cruelty, its majesty, it's mystery. its immense peace. He tells of the three essentials of the trip--camels, water and guide.-Marguerite Harri- son in the New York Herald Tribune. OUT OF THE PAST, by Margaret
 Symonds.
 "Reminiscences of John Addington Syn. and his circle by his daugh- ter.
 THE PILGRIMAGE OF HENRY
 JAMES, by Van wyck Brooks.
 A critical analysis of the literary work and mental growth of Henry James. by the author of "The Or deal of Mark Twain. ."-Literary Di- gest.
 THE POT OF EARTH, by Archibald
 MacLeish.
 A symbolic and dramatic poem. so YOU'RE GOING TO ITALY, by
 Clara F. Laughlin.
 Chatty and informative guide book to the beauties and historic places of Italy TEA ROOM RECIPES. by Lenor,
 Richards and Nola Treat.
 Covers soups, entrees. sauces vegetables, salads. sandwiches breads, desserts. pies. cakes, ant their filings and icings, cookies ant ice cream.
 TRAILS AND suMMITs OF THF
 WHITE MOUNTAINS, by Wal
 ter Collins O'Kane.
 A handy-size guide book interest ingly written.
 WASHINGTON IRVING, ESQ, b,
 George S. Hellman.
 Illustrated with Nold engravings facsimiles of Irving's letters ant manuscripts; and sketches by him self. Long an ardent admirer of Mir Irving, Mir. Hellman has been for tunate in having access to much ma terial that has never been published d As result he portrays the autho of Rip Van Wrinkle as q greater truer and much less saccharine fig ure than he has heretofore been re garded.
 WE VISIT OLD INNS. by Mar
 Harrod Northend.
 A trip through New England stopping at famous hostelries. THE ARCTIC FORESTS by Michae
 H. Mason.
 With pen and camera Mir. Maso brings the Arctic forests to the fire side.
 EVERYMAN's GENUS, by Mar Austin.
 Mary Austin believes every ma has genius; though few men know fl and in this volume she tells where { look for it and how to make tn most of it.
 FOLK SONGS OF FRENCH CAN
 ADA, collected and edited b
 Marius and Barbeau and Ed
 ward Sapir.
 French folk songs in the exaC form of their oral survival, wit 1 translations in English verse, an