Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-25

lins, the Grenadino and tho delicate china crApCS. Besides all thCsC lrgions thCru arc tho waists mado entirely of silk. Thcso arc sold in the stores from So 50 to $25 each. The silk ones, likc tho others, aro bcdCCkod with ribbons and garniShcd with lace, velvet or perhaps tho ubiquitous Chif- ion. All thCSO aro intended tu bu worn with skirts of different color or material, and thCre arU few of this seasons goods that will not go" with fancy waist know ono young lady, n noted fine drrsSor Sho came in from brisk promenade tho other day wearing a dark grCCn cloth tailor suit Tho skirt folded heavily all around, and tho corsago had all tho severity of a riding habit, In trico that waist was of, and Il fancy ono uf chiffon over palo sholl pink silk was slipped on. and be- hold tho young lady drcSScd for com pany!"
 Black silk, muirr, henrietta cloth or brillantinc, or. in fact, anything except cotton goods, iS suitahl1 combination with one of these waists. Ono very hand, some waist was nudN of paln bluu chiffon over palo bluu taIfrta. The waist part had thrI0 rows uf shirringS at the neck and two rows at the waist, leaving tl.u in. trrVrning space tu fall into natural plaitS. The elbow sl>VVrS were plainly putfrd, with a SAutTvryd fall of chiffon. like hru- trllt> The collar NILS lIApvd and finished with putI~ at the ~IG,.~, and un tho shuul- drtr N rv other Vutio. Around the whole ut th.' waist Wrrv >rt vandy kvS of gold gal luuu, tho lower points falling loose and free, and in that way they added a trim ming to whatever skirt was worn, the gold being suitable for any color.
 Another not quit" Su striking had putfrd chiffon elbow sleeves over pink glaco and n ShirrCd blouse waist over tho same kind of silk. Around the shoulders and in front was tichu of chiffon edged with val enciCnnCs A fancy silk waist was of mauvo tatrCtn shaded to purple and gold. The front was blouse shape, and thCro was a very full vest of deep hrliotropo silk mus lin, and an extremely full basque frill around tho waist. At the mock was an as tOniShinS series of bows and plaitinGs of tho muslin and ribbon of a palo lilac, Tho ends of these bows hung down loosely, blouse fashion, and werc pinchCd in at tho waist and hung from thcrc to tho knees. Thcro arc also very many new fancy vests to be worn with opon jackets, liko Etons, with sleeves, which, I think, arc going to bc much liked. Ono such vest had tho front laid in double jabotS, on tho bias, and was m"dc of pale maizo and whitc striped grrnadinN. Down the front and on each s:do Was a fin" piece of point lace, and thrrr wCru the inVvitahlo ruSuttrS at tho neck and bottom of tho waist.
 IL k taking Americans lunI to under stand that tight ilttluG cur>agVs ncrVntu- at" any nntWr.l q. fret and arc even un n perfect hsurt Tt half aS pleasing as tho new effects "f tirnpcry. The blouse front Is tho lVa>t plVuoing Uf all Thr French waist, EathVr,N at tho top anu bottom, Is always very becoming, and aS it is uultr tn" vogue 1 cannot s,r why every wumau d"'S not hINr h, T. waist, IL, I,lus- but suuLv- how th. Y all >,'m In i,s that it ,l",r not giN" sufficient opportunity fur display in th" Way ot trl'umiuc
 nnrH in n""ll' We hi.r tn Lnuw what kind "t a inornlm; iuWn tn uai>" Our uC"d not En further than the "r'r nm about tu Ir>crIlr IL WI; Cf 'u'ln.r gray twill Tho lA,k hr, ;tlt h~ Nrrrr tj.ii..t ,ru tu u rlai'.9l N"N,. ;rl t'', was draI ri >,Ith n trSt"un If rlrisu china CraVv, >ca!luptd with iluSS of tho same color, Down tho entirc front was a plating of tho dress