New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 22, 1922, Page 19

The Flavor|™ Appeals sale lncr he most critical of tastes. That’s why the isso great and ever easing. “SALADA" T E A 13_ th__g nation’ New Books at the Institute At the winter meeting of the Massachusetts Library Club last year one day was devoted to the subject of music in public libraries. The signifi- cance of this fact is the importance now attached to increasing the scope of library facilities in this direction. Willlam A. Fisher, editor and pub- lishing manager of The Oliver Ditson company and Prof. John P. Marshall Of the music department of Boston University and Geoffrey O'Hara, com- poser of popular songs discussed, with the assembled library workers, musi- cal possibilities for public libraries, . One result of the meeting was the publication of a list of scores and books about music carefully selected for library collections. Some of these volumes were already in our library, more have been recently added, as shown in the accompanying list. o s e Music Books v e n PIANO BELECTION FROM AIDA by G. Verdi, . . PIANO SELECTION FROM THE BOHEMIAN GIRL by Michael W. Balfe. « o PIANO SELECTION FROM CAR- MEN by Georges Bizet. v e e PIANO SBELECTION FROM CAVAL- LERIA RUSTICANA by Pietro Mascagni. DR PIANO BSELECTION FROM DER FREISCHUTZ by C. M. Von Weéber. o« .. PIANO SELECTION FROM FAUST by C. F. Gounod. o« e o PIANO SELECTION FROM GUIL- LAUME TELL by Gioachino Ros- sini. . | “ s e PIANO SELECTION FROM IL TRO- VATORE by Giuseppe Verdi. v .. PIANO SELECTION FROM LA SON- 0 NAMBULA by Vincenzo Bellini. . . L PIANO SELECTION FROM LOHEN- GRIN by Richard Wagner. oo PIANO SELECTION FROM THE OPERA LUCIA DI LAMMER- MOOR by Gaetano Donizetti. . s s PIANO SELECTION FROM MAR- THA by Friedrich Flotow. o s . PIANO SELECTION FROM RIGO- LETTO by Giuseppe Verdi. v PIANO SELECTION FROM TANN- HAUSER by Richard Wagner. . BALLADS THE WHOLE WORLD SINGS by Albert E. Weir. | PR | BOOK OF A THOUSAND SONGS by Albert E. Weir. SRRy GRAND OPERA AT HOME; Contain- ing the stories and the most pop- ular music arranged for gither playing or singing by Albert E, Weir. .o MODERN PIANO PIECES THE ° WHOLE WORLD PLAYS; Con- taining more than seventy compo- sitions by the distinguished modern composers by Albert I, Weid—ed. . e OLD FRENCH NUHBERY v oo THE WHOLE Albert E. SONGS. PIANO PIECES WORLD PLAYS by Weir—ed. . v e BACRED MUSIC THE WORLD LOVES by Weir—ed. PR EPWARD MacDOWELL; A Great American Tone Poet; his life and music by John F. Porte. e WHOLE Albert E. Fiction oo THE ALTAR STEPS by Compton Mackenzie. A novel dealing with the careers of extreme Ritualists in the Church of England. e CANYON OF THE FOOLS by Richard, Matthews Hallet. “These who asert that ‘there is nothing new under the sun’ in the way of ‘Wild West' stories, are ad- viged to read the tale. The usual in- gredients of a story of its kind are net lacking. But so novel is Mr. Hal- let's method of combining these ele- ments, that the résult is surprising— and amusing-—beéneath the blithe hy- e IF MOTHERS ONLY KNEW Thousands of Children ‘Suffer from Worms and Their Mothers Do Not Know What the Trouble Is gigns of worms are : Constipation, deranged stomach, swollen upper lip, offensive breath, hard and full stom- ach with pains, pale face, eyes heavy, short dry cough, grinding of the teath, little red points on the tonguc, starting during sleep with trouble- some dreams, slow fever. Mrs. H. N. Roberts, 502 Asylum 8t., Flint, Mich., wrote to Dr. J. F.. True & Co.: "My little girl is relieved of her worms.” And in a later letter wrote: “Baby is fine and it was your medi- cine, Dr. Truc's Elixir, the True Family Laxative and Worm Expeller, that héiped her.” A favorite for over 70 years: mild n action and pleasant to take—the g“le- ke it. 40e—60c—81.20, s Beverage. perbole of incident and narrative runs a silent commentary upon varlous methods of modern ‘romantic-adven. ture’ fictlon as shrewd as it is dar- ing.""—Boston Transcript. . .o CAPPY RICKS RETIRES by Peter Bernard Kyne. “Another story of ‘Cappy Ricks' who decides to retire from business, but the romance of the «em and his adventures call him back in the har- ness stronger than ever.” ..o CARAVANS BY NIGHT; MANCE OF INDIA Hervey. “Filled with intrigue and mystery centering round the thefts of famous jewels in India and the efforts of the English secret service to trace a clew, which leads through Burma to end in the Falcon's nest in Thibet, Vivid and interesting." L. A. Booklist. CASE OF SIR EDWARD TALBOT by A RO- by Harry = NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1922. Valentine Goldie “A mystery story that is a first. character, of cothment on our modern world, The dlalogue {s witty, enter- talning and to the paint. The story ft- self 1s compelling with a tense atmos- phere of suspense, The scene is most- ly in London, . FUGITIVE MILLIONAIRE thony Carlyle, . by An- LADY IN BLUE by Auguste Groner. o o ON TIPTOES; A ROMANCE OF THE REDWOODS by 8, E. White, . e PETER by E. F. Benson, ' ‘Peter' {8 a charming story, writ. ten with all of E. F. Benson's old-time skill and knowledge of human na- ture." e RAVENSDENE COURT Fletcher, [“=“One of the best he has yet done. Has not only a perplexing cleverly contrived and firmly constructed plot, but also color, atmosphere and char- acters who are more than mere pup- pets contrived to carry on the action of the story." o .o THE RED KNIGHT by F. Young. “It is an exciting tale for undenia- bly we like romance and revolution— 80 long as they are confined to a far Mediterranean island. We like heroes who support lost causes and the air of Trinacria thrilling with danger and intrigue. Once again Mr, Young has pleased us.''—Boston Transcript. . .o by J. 8. Brett WITCH DOCTORS by Charles Beadle. Sea is one of the stormiest in the world, rate novel, full of clever delineation of | The coast of Annam on the China | STEEL PLANES LIGHTER Great Dritain With All-Steel Bomber, Finds It to Weigh Less Than ‘Wooden Ones, London, Sept. 22,—Great Britain possesses an all-steel bombing air- plane, a distinct departure in aerial construction.. 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