New Britain herald., 1926-06-02

exhibit under the auspices of the Special Libraries association, which Is affiliated with the American Library association.
 .GLAMoUR OF BRITISH CoLUM-
 BIA by H. Glynn-Ward.
 Betwee IL Canadian Rockies and tn. Pacific Ocean lies a vast empire with wilds and resources still largely unexplored. Few tour ists, either English or American, really learn to know what this Province of British Columbia is like, for they make the journey from the Great Divide 10 the coasts with all the comfort and speed at their con- mand. The authors adyenturesome spirit and love of sport carried her far over inland trails into wild cor ners. set her down to wait for late trains at many a little flagstop sid ing and led her 10 make friends with trappcrs and lumbermen and salmon shippers. She gathered a mass of information about the re- sources of the province and records it with clarity and dispatch. New York Times Book Review. 917.11 G52.
 LURE OF VIENNA by Alice NJ
 Williamson.
 Word pictures Of Vienna as it is today, stories of the reckless aris- tocracy now gone forever, and glimpses of the men and women who are brayely carrying on under new conditions, International Book Review. 914.36 W67.
 WHEN WE WE'RE RATHER OLD- FIR by Fairfax Downey. Until Mir. Milne sees fit to write his own sequel 10 Christopher Rob ins adventures, this gay parody may we'll be honored with a place on the poetry shelf at the right hand of When T'e Were Very Young" And even then 1t need only be shifted a jump to the left for the graceful verses of Mir. Downey and the pi- quant drawings of Mir. Machamer prove their right to permanent relationship with their only beget- ters Messrs. Milne and Shepard.- Books. S+7 D75w.
 ! FOUNDATIONS OF GOLF by J. s.
 K Smith and B. s. Weastall.
 Comparative oldsters who take their game with a difference, and who may often confess to a very confused notion of just what they are about, ;Aould welcome this 1 handbook dedicated to "the late be- glnner' and devoted to the cause of better middle-agcd golf. MT. Smith, | the senior collaborator, is an expert anatomist, who has undertaken to analyze golfng action from the point of view of his science, with the able assistance of the Welsh | open champion In 1924. The result lis a novel and understandable eX- position of what the various joints of the human body can and cannot do on the golf course. with core spending explanations of what they should do illustrated with diagrams and photographs. The authors have given four chapters to the tee shot, with others on equipment, practice, putting, the chip shot, spoon, iron and mashie play. Books. 796 Sm6.
 
 ICE AGES, RECENT AND AN l GENT by A. F, Coleman.
 From time to time some one must gather the srattered facts regarding some important subject into one definite fasces. This Professor Cole man has done for all the earth's glacial ages, the ice ages which have affected the evolution of man, ami mals plants and the globe itself. The Iauthor considers his chill subject Tn farm. forceful way, and the gen oral reader. among other things, will find that the worlds end by freez- ing to death is now regarded as Q scientific fallacy. Beginning with the Pleistocenc Ice Age and ending with the accepted geologic, atmo- spheric and astronomic theories Of glaciation, provided with eight ex- cellent maps and many illustrations, bibliographies and an index. It may safely be accepted as the fastest standard work in it's field. Literary Review. 551.7 C67.
 
 THE NAVIGATE CALENDAR.
 Henry Savage.
 Compromising Interesting Mem oirs of the Most Notorious Charac- ters Who Have Been Convicted of Outrages on the Laws of England, With Speeches, Confessions and Last Exclamations of Sufferers"