New Britain herald., 1926-02-02

individual. Eliza Fays book frs,
 published more than q hundred
 years ago Is brought to light again
 because of Its value as a human document, 9l5,4-F20.
 MODERN SCANDINAVIAN SONGS
 ed. by Reinald Werrenrath.
 The nations which produced a Grteg, a Lindln. a Sibclius, could not have failed 10 give us other composers of like talent and lis. unctioh To brii these rone writ CTS 10 the knowledge of American singers Is the task 10 which Mir, Werrenrath twhose father was n Dane) has set himself The songs have the original text and an Eng fish translation, 7S4s-qW4s.
 CHURCH's DEBT TO HERETICs
 by Rufus Matthew Jones.
 The author describes the horetic as one who deviates from a larger group In the overwhelming convic- ton that he Is right and they are wrong. The heretics of the church, Of whom he writes were men and women who believed in their inmost soul that they had q heavenly vi- sion, a divine revelation of the way forward. and that 1t was given 10 them 10 be the bearers of the truth. 273-J7o.
 WHALING IN THE FROZEN
 SOUTH by Alan J. villiers.
 With a little fleet of six ships Captain Carl Larsen, the Norwegian of the Sir James Clark Ross, set out from Tasmania on a expedition 10 the Antarctic. Word had been brought that whale were 10 be found in the Bay of Whales. With little definite infor- nation to go by. but with sturdy 'opes for a large cargo of whale 'il, the adventurers set out. The tory Of the perils of the expedition nd discoveries they made is told by 1 young Australian member Of the | 'arty who sent his first accounts of he trip to newspapers in Australia. he photographs which illustrate he book show the whalers at work. [ 19.9-v71.
 OC1AL sTRUGG LES AND
 THOUGHT by Max Beer.
 This, the third volume in the au hor's General History of Socialism nd Social Struggles, carries th, heme through the middle ages and own to the end Of the nineteenth entury The various peasant re olts are covered comprehensively s 1t is the German social upheaval f the sixteenth century The lat er part of the volume Is largely evotcd to resume of Utopias, mong them that of the Italian a an1pals.la, who wrote with such larn1ing detail about cugenics, and lat Of the Frenchman Meslier II
 a fascinating period 10 study and la author knows the facts and how
 present them. 33o-B3s. OF THE OUTDOORS l by Earle Amos Brooks. This handbook is intended not as
 manual of camping and wood aft but as an inspirational guide
 the things of outdoors. Although
 Is very valuable for any group | ting out on vacation into the ,untry, the book is designed par cularly for leaders of clubs of boys Id girls wffo are planning to spend y. period of several weeks in the T zen. The author is an enthusiast V Id is thoroughly competent to dis 4 ss his subjects. 7h6-B79. V ODERN BRIDGE TACTICS by | Robert Frederick Foster. D "A complete exposition Of the lat [ theories of four card suit bids, r' proaching bids, and suit dstribu- U ,n together with an entirely new u cory of the no-trumper." Thus | ns the sub title---the points made u Q admirably Illustrated with typi- Ii hands. If one studied and prac- c' ed this book with the help of q e partner one need never Si ,rk again. 7o5-TS1mb. n
 D, REGULATION OF cl PUBLIC UTILITIES by John F Bauer. e This is q valuable contribution to h q discussion of public utility pro- y, ms. The book is not likely to be if .rnly welcomed by the utilities 1 their supporters, for the author n acks some of the theories and A .thods which arc their chief reli- NJ co in attempting 10 get high valu- ons and rates. Mir. Bauer knows m long experience and thougntml ! dy just what regulation has done ] has not done. 33S-BS9. TNT1NG TRADE HANDBOOK 1y Albenls AEhmun Kelly,
 This Is full synopsis of all the -ious parts Of the trade covered the general term of house paint . lt gives technical terms in cd , in the trade and classified in m; nation pertaining to the nature q uses of various paint and other terials employed. also methods of mating on work. Tts good m nual for the painter or man who of nts to do his own decorating. La Kc9pt tn,
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