Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-13
From the Boston Post.
New Winter Styles in suits and CIOaks.
Evening Dresses &c.

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Paniers have received heavy blow. TIL,
return of the most distinguished nodrstes from
Paris brings the news that paniers are very
little worn there, hardly at all, by leaders Of
fashion, and only in a very quiet, modified
form. Here, for the time being, everybody il
panier mad. The newistyles Of dress are'very
peculiar; in one respect they depend alto
gether on the grace and taste Of the wearer t.
make them becoming. Long cloaks, or the
shawls worn in the Old-hshioned three-cor
nered style, are out of the ques tion with the
short, quaint, tanciful t0ilettes which are
made to be exhibited Outer garments
ments, therefore, take the form Of little Jack
cts looped up, and rosetted capes and shawl,
worn as long scarfs, and draped in picturesque
| Highland fashion about the shoulders. An
other method Of arranging shawls is to raise
them in folds high upon each shoulder and
clasp them with gold, or oxidized silver shawl
clasps Lace shawls and clOaks are especial
| ly graceful draped in this way. Plaid shawls
| are better worn as scarfs. The method Of ar
ranging them is to fold them lengthwise. place
one end over the right shoulder. bring the
scarf down over the left arm. pass it under
| the shoulder a second time. Cr1ss the breast
and throw the second end over the left
! shoulder On that side the end is fastened
with a large pin and left hanging on the
| other the folds are fastened down gracefully
with q clasp
There are also cloaks composed Of three
capes edged with fringe, the upper one loop
! ed at the back and omamented with rlsette
with ends. There is also q very comfortable
loose paletot, to which two capes are attach
ed. the upper one Of which is either arrung-
ed with a double fold, which forms pointed
hood, and is ornamental with b0w, or tassel-
or is looped up in the centre. iq CoHsu
BUrq. with two ro>cttcs Tie new Tartan
costumes are generally made with capes. and
edged with fringe made of balls of chenille in
the colors of tine Tartan they are addition
ally trimmed with rauud-bJw ru-ettes Of
black velvet with narrow flowing ends
Partisan ladies give expensive c.aks tire
g0-bv. ADOPT a stylish suit. and cover it when
necessary with an ample waterproof 4
warm winter suit and Tartan or water
proof cloak. and q Scotch shawl 20 wear as
plaid in change. are all that Is necessary for
comfortable winter wear. The purchase of
a new. handsome yelvetci9ak while styles are
50 fantastic and unsettled as they now are
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Warm. durable economical suits are made
Of English waterproof cloth. or dark hnsey,
trimmed with broad heavily corded black
woolen band, called ' Hercules brand
good useful style DO winch o. make them is
with single skirt, walking length and lined.
a straight hungarian rels-e' lined 20 the
waist with Canton flannel, hvlted IN and or
namented upon the sides with single wide
military sash edged with fringe. A pelerlne
cape may De added % the pell--e ilr warmth.
lined with flannel ln which care SOD urlua-
ry lining Will he sufficient FIR tHe waist ott the
pelisse.
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ana green 'he'As, are very nice .', mouse
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round cloak. composed of tv0 ort'l.e .au,>.
The fur hoa for the neck is .crly ADAPTED
10 these designs In cl|ak-. Wiz rhe present
style of dress warmer Undertaking is rslulr-
Ell and this must Rot Pc los; -i-.t.f Long
Balbrisgau hose, knit. 0r Canton flannel
drawers. wa-m Guld uuIenl.I-. and
" Boulevard, over very small hoop VIII De
found necessary 10 most laiie-. especially
those living in the country and iu adli.. DO
high lined boots. and possibly. ui- ueriro
unler-shirts Make the uul,rll ;l.u- warm
at any rate.