New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 5, 1924, Page 18

f“nh in tion for every true lov-|work from ti®¢ragedy of an unhappy |er of freedom.”--N. Y. Times Book |marriage and subscquent separation. New Books at | Review. In particular she devoted herself to [ the cause of temperance. Her bio- A [SCEPTICS AND ANIMAL FAITH grapher shows both subtlety and in- tb 1 t t t I b o rca | sight in treating a career of which e instituaie | *“An expansion o ntayana's last | the importance iay as much in the |lectures before leaving Harvard in|inner as in the outer realm; and her S st 11911, A volume that is unique in|work is not less attractive for its ANTON CHEKOV; A CRITICAL |guality among rece philosophical | touches of quiet humour. These are | STUDY by Willlam Gerhardi r flash ight- | most h in her account of the “If enlightened enthusiasm is the |¢ e mc ac ns. The | primly lated childhood of her best of critic then Mr. Gerhardi |y or is d o T he nov- | heroine and in her description of the has produced one of the ablest criti- | ¢ P f ot hrases. No |foibles of some of Lady Henry Ameri- o cal studies of recent years. It is cer-|o, i h\mL can write hilosophy | ¢ comrades-in-arms during her tem- tainly the most delightful. His de- |ljke this."—Yale | view perance campaigns.”"—Book Review votion and admiration catch the read- | . Digest. er like »ntagion.”—N, Y. Times q[H OLLY O PREACHING by | oo | e “DSON New Britain people who know Besse-Leland’s don’t ask WHAT Book Revie g 2 nder M JET S FROM W. H. HUDSON | X Wolume ons that bes x by Edward Garnett. Dy [osAgelunicataen 2|l Mottt ot Al Bargain Week is; they simply ask WHEN! ; ous, stirring, in- | preache v wh of aracteristic letters are about books s Serrer i B Folk who don’t appreciate what we stand for in these of abounding y f 1 ) »se who know him only as a natur- | B o S = rE e vl parts will find that BARGAIN WEEK af Besse-Leland’s AT concerned iritual stimul { adi though doubtiess not © Jevelopment of characler |tion for the layman as well as (or the by ite depth. = Hls opinions here, iIs an established New Britain institution in which part ! A 1 ministerial reads trankly and often caustically express- ] e o kind of raining com- PRICE is the universal magnet—a week in which prices th and training . N od, compose S e e are a source of wonder, even for Besse-Leland’s, where Low Price is a byword 365 days a year. ‘ H ‘ Every item in our store stands on its own feet—proud of Tituies| Book Reie i aidi . genemliy | LETTIRK O THOMAS CARLYLE| its name, proud of its worth, proud to rub shoulders with : : L ol the best your money can buy anywhere. SURIED CAESARS by Vineent Star- |, her sort of exereisc or recrea- Sterling and Robert Browning. “These letters echo Carlyle's life in | ;- [the ba rounds of Craigenputtock & | N n " h) Al <] HIWHAT 18 PROFESSIONAL SOCIAL | Che and emphasi and illuminate | M()Rh FOR LESS AT BPASSE‘LELAND b known € v f WORK? by Leroy A. Hi rt. already known corners in his friend- | | books, t “Thi ed by the |y 9 are r in contempor- | - o0, ok 18 | *Ende tvan Y- lary cr oth . profound. ‘;.,..; that goes for all the year. But, bless your soul! Bargain ’ - pilineo Week wraps these selfsame things up for you at prices 1d pungent g far and away lower than the lowest you ever thought of They & ox 3 and al- | 22 by Mahat- |though they may not convince e B ader thatCarile wa. a8 ne wrtet paying. : J ive sort of Tomorrow night the papers will give you the full price this book are the |‘at bottom a v noffensive sort of DRUION By Rarciaad Fulke, |tk Mahatons itz appeered th b pa- | (e s Tas. (hncassess of M s details—and after all, that’s the big thing about Bar- TION by Raymor A > ) r a that a ared in his pa- 'the truly Titan dimensions of his sta- ture."—Living A\L‘.i galn \Veek- | LIFE OF RC AT LOUIS STEVEN- | \ : dom trom wreiu- | 0n e o few minor evjections, | We tell you frankly that e i . there will be crowds; vindictis ook is lively, sound o " land interesting. She makes Steven- thel'e always al'e—and spiritual { .01 Jive before us with a gallant atam ool Te Woppeet|chATE 1 always will be. L Unent NyeOLAS POUSSIN by Esther Sutro. s it In the first study tn Engiah that | THURSDAY—AT NINE IN THE MORNING le of this artist. It is| «d with the man himself, . vements, than it is with | critical exuminction of his canvases, | BOBWELL'S JOHNSC \BRIDGED | 1though it is interspersed with eriti- by Archibald arshal % rpretative comment, 1t is| ‘In this editior r. Marshy WS [Cpitten from the viewpoint of warm ¢ 4 | selected t guod things from & SR L dmiration, but shows clearsighted- =4 v materiy ' ot ol universal [, g o nd judicial discernment in com- ezze z \ kiR ) parisons between him and other ©opor the : “ | puingers admir ’ and t an ‘Empit W, & GILBERT by Sidney Dark and towland Grey rich and amusing ime which, | ides being the first quate bio- graphy of Gilbert, 18 a keen critical aluation o librettists and play ¢ authors have ens | HOW TO PUT CIROUS vright's wi T ored te ar away the miscon oy o NOTICE | e CINDERS FOR SALE | CROWLEY BROS, INC. ish stage-—for a s Strnmbe. g Carburetor] 1 HaRRIS oo g A G Hawker e 267 Chapman Street We have engaged Mr. W. Sa. 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