New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 10, 1924, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1924 New Books at nd an ‘ : :\‘-‘I‘u’\”(’v“[\‘:“llll“?[‘A:;:: \‘u’” ‘EI::I‘\ by Sahadore de Madar i :1‘4“”: .‘ql’”“}14\‘]‘.‘1“}“‘::1:\ and ; 1\:1“‘,“‘:,’5‘Itl‘.:vlj‘\_-«’ “Iv‘ “,"r'.\ AH, 'In 1 The Su erfine ua ities ious pro sreparation for seliing te the com- A scholarly interpreiation of 'vvml-; vide general apy L S 2 of the su%e. OFf practical value ern literary Spain .. THEISM AND THOUGHT, by Ar eod co b MODERN POLISH LITERATL RE hur Juwmes Balfour. * to thoe untrained and inexper » : of . e nst’tute ddesman in any field GOLI WITHOUT TEAES. by P. G by ltoman Dyboski . Balfour has lost nothing of A . Wodehous: This veiume has for its subject Pol- Lis former skill in the matter of close G CREATIVE LIFE, Ludwiz Lewi- A humorous golt story of an ultra-|ish guthors who are still alive, either reasoning and peneteating criticism.” | A ; : m modern suburban town IhEthai oy ini et tunl in M Pake: WANCED EAR TRAINING Ol : . s AT\_“.”‘. NG ING AR Sy A spiritual live ysis of the artis- d “ fluence upon the pre t generation. WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION, by ook Shab Rl e o in f HOWELLS, J. BRYANT AND . . 5L M. Downey . OTHIE I SAYS, by Wilham | FARE AND SEN EDUCATION, es workmen's compensation NTIC BOOK OF JUNIOR s SE ’ N ATLANTI . . DOUBLE DEMON AND OTHER Lyon I'helps. by B. . Gruenberg s a branch of soci surance. Tt is r the indem- PLAYS, by C. Thoma % k I . 3 Bidoat el o mott the lomunal fo PLAYS, by A, P. Hers | These essays are brilliantly writ'en, | A discussion of the problem of pre- a critique « e e pared k Sl e vith abundant quotations from the senting sex information to children f work injuries, rather than a THA luys suitable for stude vo L sl S & 8 L & H e ok aiieiy works of the authors discussed under school age, with sugzestions as teg 1 treaties, and is designed for Ré11 than se Who are tian- IS L " N ap - - . 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