New Britain herald., 1926-01-19

Iachlnist, Automoblle ITaie Jour .al, Automotive Industries, Business, II orinter's Ink, Industrial Education a iagazine, Industrial Arts, Nations U Business, Trained Men, How To Sell, d factory, Better Business - A Bus Q ,Ien's Journal, and the Engineering New Record. The books on display Ire the most recent ones that hap 1cn to be in,
 NEW BOOKS THE DIARY AND LETTERS OF |, JOSEPHINE PRESTON PEA , BODY. |
 From her sixteenth year to her leath, Josephine Peabody kept diary which was largely concerned with the poets thoughts, ambitions, the arts she loved and the joys she created for herself. It is one of the most vivid and living of journals showing a gallant and blithe spirit and an intensity of artistic feeling. clL l-Nl)l Nl n anu tHC NNt'tt tN'i
 tive System, George Ward Stock
 ing.
 This is a timely and scholarly analysis of the problems which have arisen from the private exploitation of q limited natural resource, The author is concerned with two major questions: First, has our govern mental effort to establish competl- ton in the oil industry been success ful? Second, is competition in the oil industry an adequate insurance of an orderly and efficient develop ment of our oil resources?
 II. W. M. by Harold W. Massingham.
 Here is a stimulating impression of a. brilliant English editor which IS conveyed by selections from his own writings. These are prefaced by essays upon his personality and methods by J. L. Hammond, H. M. | Tomlinson, Vaughan Nash, G. Ser nard Shaw and others,
 FAR LAND by Martha Ostenso.
 These exquisite poems are the work Of a young woman who is fast becoming recognized as one of the small hand of Americas finest Wom-
 on poets. She is the author of
 Wild Geese
 pn,,.>~CE nI7 1IoNTE CtARTn rrJ
 Charles Kingston,
 An entertainment account full of
 good stories and new information Of
 the origin and history of Monte
 Carlo and it's famous Casino, of
 Francois Blanc and his family anC
 cf the queer and eXtraordinarl
 events that have occurred at the in.
 tarnationally famous resort.
 TALES OF FISHING VIRGIN . SEAS by Zane Grey . Stepping off the deck Of hi: thrce-masted schooner, The Fish : crman, at the end of a fshin.
 cruise, Zane Grey set down thl.
 record. without an instants delay
 of those adventurous weeks. Be
 tides adventurinE, he devoted som'
 lime to careful observation and th,
 recording, cataloguing and photo
 graphing of strange and littl
 known game fish,
 MANY FIrRBOWS by Alpha 0 P taa Plough.
 Humorous little essays about th
 fortunes and misfortunes of life, b n an author who loves life and hi ~ fellow men. He has something ne7 .; 70 say on every subject and he say p it with a charm of friendlines r that is truly delightful
 ON THE ROOF OF THE ROCK o IFS. hv Lewis Freeman. g Starting from Lake Louise th 3 author and his party set out on k 5on mile tourney northwards alor II the Continental Divide into the c h lumbia icefeld. They spent mont y or more in scientific exploratit IS and photography, working the l. way up the Athabasca as far al Jasper whence return by anoth :" route was made 10 Banff r. PLUCK AND LUCK, by Robe D. Pcnchlev.
 b "Plucl, and Luck" IS much q If same In form as "Of All Thing h and Love Conquers AL" hut \ g, Bonchley's readers will detect in IF T new note. born of the autho' 10 having changed his view point o- many subjects since his last bool c- TEDDY" EXPEDITION AMON a THE ICE FLOES OF GREE Tt LAND, hy K. R. Dahl
 This is written by member ve the ill-fated Teddy" expediu no which sailed from Denmark vi {, inc purpose of visiting stations ld the East Greenland Go. and
 bring home the old fur depot na Denmark harhor As events prov e the inadequacy of the boats engi ,"' brought them 10 halt and the [ ne petition was forced to seek refr nu on a great ice foe on which Il
 drifted for hundreds of miles do
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 70 PUCK IN PASTURE, by El1zab -, Nackinstry.
 s, The personages In this hook .ho Puck himself. a gay and good ,s woman, who saw an Elhn F. -od Merlin, a Nixie, a Leprechaun, g or