Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-27
WELL DRESSED NEE
ORDER OF THE CITIES N swBx1A
THEY MOST ABOUND.

Chicago Third, WashinEt0a FSssAk-
and New York Trails Along .xiEss-
I'D probably be discharged, 41nASnk.
and have all sorts of things h4Nasszz9
me if l said this over in the hHfasnsss
but can name you at least foX -Hxzk~
lean cities the men Of which EN tee-
ter dressed year in and year S.,sAsFr
the men of New York" said L. ,ZE-s
who travels for a New York uhsrsaAs
tailor's supply house and whas &ssrn~
tory is the whole continent. ~ 1xz
them in the order of their staxGa zz'ss,
communities inhabited ~ y. sH2s
dressed men: Denver, San 2pMaSs-ss
Chicago and Washington. fk&t-~ 1aa'
figure it? Just according to Nes-ssx
of sight, that's all. don't ps59@sA%DT
know much about Egyptology, inal- A'E
know a we'll dressed man Wh'-g u aas
him.
Mind, l don't say thai AZ q sxa1o
men Of those -four cities ar3 -Aas.1E
dressed than all Of the men a. lAts@'
York, but l do maintain and - Icy
impartial man who knows In fng4-~
towns mentioned as they are sisFFsaAg
uphold me in maintaining thar izssEs.a
to their respective populations 4yxscsE,
of Denver, San Francisco, CljcsEssTuc
Washington are very much ssssH'
| dressed than are the men Of New sSas1..
OF course this has been the tcaseSs1G
In very recent years. New ]Ieta@FaEs
until, say, five years ago awag $z1szA
of all. it's rivals as a city of III laacG
dressed men. At that time II pBagr1ag-
ed to see hundreds Of perfectly 4Sssess.
ed and perfectly groomed meG aasySf4Fs
ed in doing business all YOU ar.0 EsssaEs
was to take an elevated train owsasH
In the neighbOrhoOd of 10 o'citAA-l1 SsEs
morning and watch the meE, E7xaHzs
middle aged and old. who bcanNA aks.
train for the down town finarsaaa. asc.
trict.
"Of course you'll still SEE sssyag W.
thoroughly got up men dowa2l' s1s
financial district of New YorR N&G- s@.
so many by 10 per cent as FHgIAsET
On show occasions, such OF 4assSss
Sunday afternoon. New York wSA .sslsH
turn out a finely clad batch of dna~aSEs
I'm not talking about show otEsfGs5x
now. I'm talking about men sWAs. SsEf
well clad year in and year o1H, %aMt *
is in this respect that New Esz-iSss@
fallen into the also ran list. ,
when you meet up town III SkNr
York a genuinely swagger max~rncS
fashily dressed man, but orra '&zs.s<xF
thoroughly and properly rigxssi faUa
from his hat to his shoes-yoE zEsa~'
BILE to turn around to get a rex- aasx'
of him. and then the fact is ExaAessx1v
be slowly borne In upon you scnEesskz-
some member Of a theatricA y31sle4r~
l. sion whom you have seer UswM ~
stage. There are still plenty sss&5 s&M
ly dressed men circulating aroaEHf -S~
York, but a tlashily dressed tr.A ysw~
will be a we'll dressed nan
1.-THE reason why the men Of tNcpye
are such a well dressed lot isuT ssz4sxEs-
ly clear to me. 1t can't be fessaa1saKss~
because there are SO maHy we'll A.Gzn
In that town. because there a,aszx9x~,
ads Of we'll Off men in Mere SautAs.
Maybe 1t is because, in ~prUpCH41sxMss'
the population. there are rrshsa6Rss,
more men with large incomes AEHAa-4
yer than in any city or the %oosztDES-,
not excepting Helena, that&ssnEoEsr
bear, that distinction. You 'Asa0s
ever see q badly dressed or ax0vsEs.
dressed man IN Denver. ShA1aEa@Es
there are In plenty. Of course, haASSJ
don't call a shabby man a baatGuaOt-
ed man. A badly dressed 1narSAs1e.
who. while having plenty of aaa@sae
equip himself with a good suasksaxGr
hasn't the taste to doait and .1s1sG1Ws
makes bis appearance as 4. ebamEs>~
that's the word for it-.slouch. tWSnhA"
by man Is simply a mar 1vha II M.&xgk'
uppers and makes no pretens,as0-
THE clerks and other mer d rxEr
moderate incomes in Denver. Usxna v1as'
can't afford to keep il the push xx.zr-
as correct dressing goes, dot SxSx
any effort whatever to tog thse1~zaeass
out In cheap. dismal imitathGx 81. sSxs
men with plenty of money; Ssr. t3as
the young woman in the song, Inv NJ
ways dress in black The 41&zAsec&
men who run plants of rtheirpSG gwW-
SNSA' I pay JuSs 70 u eWsEI
ton to the job Of getting StEessss s~
ready for business on weekdagxGxmse-
ings as they, do to the task OF azsaraxa
themselves for social funcaifure ar
evening appearances.
Fasteners who have gones snE-aa'
the coast have often commenfsI sIuBx1l
the sweetness Of the average ma8anksl
San Francisco man in the gnzKsf.uE
clothes. The San Francisco. sssg
an income certainly gets hiuMaG, sE
proper as we say, and he's xsEaasssp
right kind of a make up for sesr-~He@
casion. Take the race tracss sua
San Francisco. for example IHsss<S
man who goes to the races VA-s1rmA,
goes in a regular racing rig. orsr lsaA,
dock coat to feldglass and GrM uaaSa
top Of his fiat crowned derby "a sAHn
soles Of his downs boots, axI sxa.lrs
the Frisco women. for the snastts cs2
that. Another thing. III vensszIrss ~ ,
assert that nine out Of ten nlex nSex !
Francisco whose incomes are EsyxnHAHn /