Milford chronicle., 1932-12-23
LIBRARY REPORT

| It's Pubic Library is an ever IN
creasing one, judging from the Gil
culation of books, which now mum
Der approximately 1900 each month
Many juvenile ones have been re
Gently given as gifts, books whicl
are an addition to the library, af
fording great pleasure to the chill
dren. The Junior Literary Guild
selection for December is "Auntie,
by Petersham; young Lafayette,
by Eaton; Rolling Wheels" b.
Katharine Gray, and How The!
Carried the Goods" by Charles Null
Ter. Reading them one feels the olt
saying is true: ~..
"a books a magic sort of. thing,
That makes you sailor, chief oi
king"
The following new adult books
have been added, also:
Half Angel" by Fanny H. Lee.
"a New Deal" by Stuart Chase.
ivan Looms Geography" by Van
Loon.
Family History" by Sackville
| West.
Beyond the Blue Sierra" by
Honcre Darrow.
prologue to Love-" by Ostenso.
Inheritance" by Phyllis Bentley.
"Mutiny on the Bounty" by Chas.
Wordhoff and Dorman Hall.
"Peter Ashley" by Hayward.
Smith," by Warwick Deeping.
''The Cinderella" by Harold Bell
Wright.
"Treehaven," by Kathleen Doris.
"Elowering Wilderness" by Gals
worthy.
"The Egyptian Cross Mystery" by
Ellery Queen. E.
Nobody Starves," by Catharine
Brody. .t
"The Shadow Flies" by Rose Ma
caulay.
Bloody Years." by F. Yeats
Brown. ....-..s...
memoirs Ellen Terry" by Craig.
"Tiger Dan," by Julian Duguid.
east of Eden" by Glenn.
1.-THE Fortress" by Hugh Walpole.
robin HILL" by Lide Larrimore.
"The Student Fraternity Murder"
by Milton Trooper. .--
death in the Afternoon" by Err
nest Hemingway.
pigeon Irish," by Francis Stuart.
princess Pro Tem," by Arthur
Train. ~.
''Royal Flush" by Margaret Irwin.
Let Freedom Ring" by Hays.
"Sir Walter Scott" by John Buch-
an. ~
Laughing Death" by Walter C.
Brown.
"only Yesterday" by Frederick
Lewis Allen.
"The Princess Marries The Page
by Edna st. Vincent Millay.
World Affairs" by Walter Lipp-
man and William Scroggs.
"The Answering Glory" by r. c,
-....s
"Conquistador," by Archibald Mac
Leish.
"Faraway," by ]. B. Priestley.
"a Scientist Among the Soviets,"
by Julian Huxley.
"Middletown," by Lynch and Mer-
rell.
Keeper of the Keys" by Earl
Derr Biggers.
"The March of Democracy" by
James Truslow Adams.
Obscure Destinies," by Villa Cat
her.
"a Woman of Intrigue" by Sher-
ing.
"Sons," by Pearl S. Buck.
Meaning of a Liberal Education"
nv naon Exrornff Mo arff0
Berlin" by Joseph Hergesheimer. |
"The Fountain" by Charles Nor
gan.
"Peking Picnic" by Ann Bridge.
"The Years of Peace" by Leroy
MacLerd. .t..
"a Good Mans Love-" by E. M.
)elafield.
Little Girl Lost" by Temple
Bailey. ,s...
"The Sheltered Life," by Ellen
glasgow.
"Bellerines," by Lady Eleanor
;mith.
Lark Ascending" by De La
locke.
I'VE Begin," by Helen Grace Car
isle.
"The Family Circle" by Andre
laurois.
Farewell Miss Julian Logan" BY
'arrie.
Afternoon In Utopia" by Stephen
Head Tide" by Joseph Lincoln.
Murder Intended" by Francis
reeding.
"The Lady of the Manor" by Ar ,
hibald Marshall.
"The Gods Arrive" by Edith
Iharton. s
Magnificent Obsession," by Lloyd
Douglas.
"Red Castle Mystery" by H. c. =
alley.
The Milford Free Public Library,
! the second floor of the Commun-
Y Building, is open four times each
eek. Monday evenings, from seven
It'll nine; Wednesday afternoons,
ON three until FIVE; Saturday af-
rnoons fro mtwo until fee; and j..
lturday evenings from seven until l
ne o'clock.