The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-17
CAFES AND 'MANTLES
Will Be Exceedingly Popu- dar-Brown to Be Favorite
 Color in, New Shades


 :. will dispute the fact that noth- ing, can supersede- them for, q utility, style and trigness,. but m will admit that the comforts of a bose mantle or caps are without their Equal even in a tailor built. The dress k1naker will hail with joy the gladsome fnews that. the Fall heralds are an bnouAcing in loud and stentorian voices khe arfivar from London andSsParis of khe long coat and enveloping cape to keakE the lead in out of door apparel. N While tailor builts will, of course, De widely worn, the coats and capes &0fll predominate so the provident kHoman may rest her economical soul mdnbuild her own Fall wardrobe from )ta4 to finish. n Many of the now gowns are, of Dourse, tailor made and ,pearlXsau have tailor4 HhiShr But almost any of them han be duplicated by a-precise, neat Dgewer that can stitch on a straight line Eon The machine, so that tell-tale ear kmarks of q f1rst-class tailor can readily Ebe dispensed with in the construction Rof the new wraps. What is more for dprn and pitiful looking than a home made tailor built? It shrieks and moans from the time the first unwork- tmaulike stitch is put into it and one is Eever coascioussof it's angafsh that kkime ufitil: in disgust one has relegated Its limp and shapeless form to the old EElothes man.
 h Prim and Severe.
 Without exception, the new wraps Gre plain and practically unadorned, lor trimmed so datly as to preserve kheir Quakerish air of primness. To pok smart this season one must look Eblain, no matter how ones heart crayes adornmerts and sparkNns BHtf0nsg
 .en Browns sarevFavorftes. o7e Brown is. perhaps the leading shade kAs it has not been much in vogue the kpast few seasons and is therefore tU1ightly new. There are some beauti- eul new shades never attempted be- 3ore in woOlens, and they are indeed mo& enticing, ranging from deep tDbacco brown that is almost black, through lighter shades that just escape being golden and take on instead an it- 1nsife pinkish cast like the under Bidel of a mushroom, being almost too deliSate suggestion to really believe md-sti1l it is undeniably there
 Green is perhaps the next in favor, 1nde while it would seem, we'll nigh Impossible to conceive any new shades pf this universal favorite, the dyers 36ave outdone themselves in several pew- shades, more accurately described 6s popular shades. They are neither freenfsh green, grayish green nou brownish green. but if one is familiaT aith. the. color aspect of the lark Ipf dhose ever-twinkling trees that tand in firm rows along. country lanes, onk will know without variance the tUat shades. They v1ry between reenish, grayish brown and golden 4yrownish green, seemingly green yet ray like green tree trunk in a gray mist with thes unlight on it.
 Then there are bottle greens, chame- eOn shades, which are of course, Manageable, and the beautiful peacock hades of the past season. Among the pays are new shades known as maple rays. There are two tones, one a 8ear, decided pure gray, and very wuch lighter shade that is whitish al hOugh pure gray. In short, they are Hactly the shades one will find on 4he bark of a maple tree.
 New Varieties of Blue.
 1t-would seem almost incredible to Believe human ingenuity could devise new shades of blue after the multitude BM new blues so widely popular for the sst flew years The blues of this sea- Hon are stone blue for the darker hades and lighter tones of the same hade with a faint and exquisite sug- Hkestfon of rose in the high lights.
 Sumach red is 1other autumnal EDolor that is without being NV1vid. Dusky C .is f the .dahlia are Reproduced .ah a9 9msEte increfible5 faith meulness One of the greatest charms l)pf this seasons colors is their inten- E4ztty and f1rmness of hue that is at once R1ch and lustrous without being vivid E1nP crude