Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-09

exclaimed the old lady, and as backed ont
Of the car. the good Old man was remarkins
that he was going to ask the train boy if he
didn't have the pamphle; Life Of Tom Col
lins, 50 they could get further particulars
New Tor! Fashions.
NEW WOOL GOODS.
The novelties in fne wool goods are thick,
soft, flexible stuifs with the rough camel's
hair surfice They are warm enough for
Russian winters, yet are not very heavy,
and as their rough faces make them resem-
be the stuffs of which workmen's blouses
are made the French have named them, ac-
c0riinglv, roliler, hm0usin, etc. Novel ei-
fccts are given bv mottlcd shades of one
color, stripes, blocks, and irregular plaids,
and there Is also variety in the weaving,
some showing simple dagonols others the
fsh-bJnc twills, and many having checked
basket patterns The finest goods are re
strcted to natural brown and gray shades
and the plaids are principally in these colors
and monotone. instead Of the brilliant many
hued Jartans against which the ladies are
protesting. One Of the novelties called
limousin is soft camels hair in irregular
stripes Of dark brown or black On an ecru
ground.
Lmousin is a yard and half wide and
costs IS 50 n ward. Roulier i a similar
fabric, but lighter and rougher, wovca in
r--H lar blocks and in broken plaiis, always
OF TWO or three shade Of gray, or Of that
natural brown which is now called ecru.
The -egular blocks have already become
popular, and a.e shown in various sizes,
fcom an inch to three inches square. The
material, over a yard and a quarter wide,
costs So a Yard, and Will BE- a-ei Is over
dresses with plain goods, either cainels hair,
silk or velvet. II Is said that entire suits oi
wooden stuGs viii be more worn the coming
winter than those composed uf six or velvet
skirts with woollen over dresses. ItSco i
$ a yard. and i- is confined to gray and
brown. eros cars1a (meaning large - iarcS)
is the name given came. 5 hair Of solid color
(or rather of single shade. IS they all
present but one c3l1), but with raised
threads ven in square designs
FIR full costumes are many lower-Tricei
goods in sell c1.oT-. gray and brown Of nat
ural shades. al-o the >tylish seai-skin browns.
biue-gays or slate color, and reddish violet
or plam color.
M1Rs ABOUT JotNITS-
The latest wholesale opening Of millinery
displays Partisan b5nnets with lew crowns,
and wide brms t.rne1 up from the brow,
and trimmed u give a high effect in front
This is found in the fine telts that almost
rival velvet in price. \ new color that It Is
said VIII be worn only fr b0nnets and the
ribbon accessories Of the toilette (not for
dresses Is deep rich red, called - cariI-
nal
Tie 20 Il S,!lisn ie.t lais are some" Aat IN
sailor shape, with ample low crowns ana
vide rims rolled evenly all around or else
Turned straight up IN front, and held there
by bow, bird, or uJwer cluster hai-
band Of velvet Is the only other Trimming.
with perhaps some upright loops behind.
CARDINAL AND BLACK.
p-.-r ,,r,if,,.1 ~ .--,s-.--,io rii5 81, are
-, l-,,, tIe fr,,t ,,uipure n,l,naises
al ,.r IT,. of ll,,k siE wrouolt all over
= ~ ,...f.r..;3.rr +, c..rnrS.s afi star
- +, tho ve,- handsome e,.ta.pcs will
o,-,-;st # hI.ct six skirt. with A velvet
Oo'',''' - - - - o-,,;,.I,-
--i 80 ~, :. S1cb eni+s viii be- vorn
-.,.S' ~ II ,.Irs. l,,-,.,s mentioned
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Ihe i4ncJ Tor ion "Fl5le1 gov 4
During the summer "h5h oten Ste''e9 o,-a
hAnng Guns are worn ias''io9I.'9 !.t l. '''-eu
wear . Si4-ou''oh e'ongs WIN li-.S I'y - 49,
tunes In ''e "Il'e-, '.In 49, -,
are necessary gloves WIN - Va ~, -.
,of ~ ~, nv Vii he resryej for fnll dress
occasions Plain gloves are more stylish,
and Look best on the hand, vet the taste for
embroidery extends even t. gloves. and i'm
nortstions are evenly divided, half being Of
/ illain Gloves. the other half wrought ON the
hack with ornamental stitching in black or
White silk The choice selection for gen
ernl wear will be gloves Of cloth colors,
imported to match costumes. Invisible blue,
danson. green. and olive shades so darA as
10 he almost black are new this year, and
will he stylisb as well as servieeable Dam
son-colur' reddish-violet, acdioa or maho-
r,nv and sealskin brown are all admirably
TTerr.septel The grays anpear by hundreds
aid doza,s in blce- ,rrav steel. mignonctte,
anJ rn-e s5a5e. F5T semi-dres-, with plain
bI.ct s,ir. and indeed. with any costume,
,berc ore the wood colors. mode, fawn and
S-sb tbat do not show soil readily, new
esie. # rcse< with more lavender than form
- lo,f+in,s IF everv shade Of the au-
tnIn c1rret For more dreSsy black toll
- c,r corri,ga visiting. theatre and
afternoon wear. lighter gloves are chosen
IN cr--. uearl and grnyish lavender (not
vivid lnauve) shades, v,.h an infinite yarie
tr Of straw aud salmon colors.
,r,r r,,t vp,rs
sot
Among the earliest wraps - uo u'h'0-
are treneA sacqaeS oi g.a} p'54e'- - I,.'.
cioIn' N,l! 4isu' r'-u H1A''ie &c ~. -
cuuN aiiH 'aSA pvehGIa at V'
and ho'ter OF black oS'riea iealheTs = .h' W
tIImmi4s. F5ice Soo. a nun -ta' .. ta'
cloth, h'f.ered win ieathe's' Is PyI'el
with thlS garment ana inceed Win rear! "'
new wralS. .,c
Other c''tn ana cashmere wraps iIoin : ~
to SO n pilce are SHOWN IN tne ahpl'
French Jaetet shape long ana S'ralsn' al
round, or ,iSe no the Medicis style "i'n VET.
f long fronts and shorter backs
: For children ana misses are 4oVeiY ig.l
gray cloth Saeq4eS IN the SnapeS qu2'ea 10
2 ladies', trimmed with steel oealS' hu'I(n'
: and silk IA .in1g7; I9ere are also Jaanty p.u
t jackets, witA len9ta"i5e rows ol Iish,e
blue stitching and steel beads price : IL
= Warm timex iur-neaVer jackets loF ihil~ih =
2 ter wear for the little ioiks cost IRON 80
SlV-
Jar ENaRoiDERED GARMENTS.
/ Cashmere euirasses and tabliers, al'o polo
f naiscs, are imported unmade, but wrodgh