New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 28, 1922, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY, HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIY, 28, 1922 comes the gulding Influence in his I Y Tater 1ife.” |IN THE MORNING O TIME by ¢, G. D, Roberts. “To the lover of stories, ‘In the oo Morning of Time' will appeal because | of the absorbing interest of its char T g acters and the adventures they unde: h ' go, and to the person who looks with i S a seientific eye upon the OId Stone . e | Age it will be attractive use it re- creates with vividness and veality one Is the Essence of all Thatis Besi |uion o e v 5l | | , MONTH END S & LE in Tea A e . [ - JANE JOURNEYS ON by Ruth C, Mitehell, ” ; o “’ro Taste is to Believe p “A humorous and diverting tale of ’ ] n romantic and high-hearted gir' who i | goes a-journeying from Maine to Mex- / | sketches nelther too caustic nor 0o [jco, looking for a pot of gold at the i | 4 ew O0RS at thmidly conciliatory,” end of the rainbow—and finding it." ; ¥l / . . . . . . | the lnstitute Fiction MR. PIM by Alan Alexander Milne, Ly | 9 1 § LB “In the story the author retells his BIG PETER by Archibald Marshall, | e P Mr Pim passes by' in novel “The plot of the story is well work- h delicious humor the chief TR ed out and its basis and its incidents | c! rs of the play are claborated ERtY & ADVEN 2 ol 'ROPICAL |are plausible," into types.” TRAMP by Harry L. Foster, £4 8 ; - ow o ls onograp “Under the influence of wanderlust | 1115 §oU, GOES MARCHING ON by |[NENE by Ernest Perochon. the pennilces author rihde . tour of Mat7 B B Andrant “Mr. Perochon introduces us to an A - outh America, working his way ut “ rate ’ . 9 P dca, A simple moving story in which | unsophisticated community attached / 24 m whatever offered, getting acqualnted | ppasdore Roosevell spends an after-|[to the soll. 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