New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 19, 1920, Page 13

Second Section BRITAIN HERA 1.D. —— Pages 1A ¢ NEW NEW BR!TAIN,_CONNECTICUT. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1920, LIST OF NEW BOOKS AT { | | NEW BRITAIN INSTITUTE ANIMATED CARTOONS, the rise, de- velopment, and ways of making moving screen drawings, by E. G Luta. .o AUTOBIOGRAPHY, by Androw Cur-‘ nogle. “Carncgle unfolds himself, and nowhere does ho attempt Lo make it appear that ho has virtues which he has not—modesty, for lrstance. Some timos he talks with real ecloquence d wometimes with pathos, but he ts both down with unfailing fidel- ity."=N. Y. Times ... BEDOUINS, by J. G. Huneker. “Ecstasy, enthusiasm and beauty are herc for the cultured lover of the cssay, who will pitch his tent in the delightful spots chosen in Be douins. . The book ends with a number of whitsical short stories, " — A. L. A. Booklist .. BY.PATHS IN SICILY, by Mrs E. O Hoaton “A charmingly written book full « curfous and Intimate bits of Sicilia lite The author was writer whose perceptions below the surface and who cou her material In rical perape as well as with rare human under- standing."—A. L. A. Booklist. LADIES OF GRECOURT, Gaines by R. L. “An Intimate, vivid narrative of the ' reconstruction work In devastatod French villages carried on by the Bmith college relinf unit. Continues and supploments the author's ' France' but written in the attractive style of ‘A Village in Pleardy.'’ L. A. Booklist. .. ,PLYMOUTH AND THE PILGRIMS, by A. E. Lord “This readable authoritative volume, by tho chalrman of (he Plym- outh Tercentenary ceivbration com- mittee . . . Is Just the book for any one who wants a compact and {llum- {nating picture of the Pilgrim move- fment in its proper perspective.” .. REPORT ON THE STEEL OF 1919, by the Commission STRIKE of Inquiry, Intcrchurch world move- | ! MITCH MILLER, by Edgar Lee Mas- ment “A sclentific study of each phase of the steel strike The supporting data of the Investigators, frequently quoted, are to bo published other volume."—A. L. A. Dooklist. PR STEEPLEJACK, by J. G. Hunoker, “It is easily tho mon-fiction book of the yoar in this coynjry, where there are oy ns and so few in- dividuals It s e challenge of a cultured supermian to his generation Amd withal a profoundly human hook "—N. Y. Times. “ “The first Impression left by this stimulat'ng and quite unconventional autoblography is that ot m personally conducted tour through the Iiterary and artistic ‘Who's who? of the past fifty years."—Publisher's Weekly. P THIS SIMIAN WORLD, by Clarence | Day, Jr. “Entertain'ng, clever and keen ob- servations on life as It nd as it might have been had we ‘descended’ from tigers, ants, elephants or other less ludicrous creatures . Aside from the amusing quality there is a bas's of shrowd comment.—A. L. A. Bopklist. “ . 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L A. Booki POPI'S MANUAL OF NURSING ; > A. E. Pope. D HAVE, by the University ty, N. Y “A very usable overempha to rave by terials, b »ut tells how ent usc of mia- already put lirthed have heen drawn upon to fur nish tables, mates, etc."—A. L. A. Bookilst by G. E. Bar- ston of the sub- side the ccount of his to self-traint House author own disa and to Consolat —A. L A. Bookl . e Fiction. ATRPIRATE, by ger Gull. “Thrilling and mysterious, a first rate adventure yarn of the type that put down until finished " ~Literary Review. ALEO RAN, by Mrs. Haillie Reynols “A mystery story of the dale coun- of Engiand, ingenious and inter- esting "—N. Y. Times. .« e BARTLEMY'S TREASURE, Je y Farrol y the pirate days of the Spanish Main." | DITTE: GIRL ALIVE, by N. G. 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