The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-28
PADS AND FASHIONS


 The paradise plunes of natural vel low are feature in the new millinery.
 The very becoming. simple turndown neck frills are found among the new neckWear for fall.
 some of the newest suits show a slight flare in the skirt of the jacket, whether it be long short
 Many of the evening dresses have trains finished with large tassel in- to which the material is gathered.
 BaIpins are still fashionable, be cause they have become a necessity for fastening neckWear and collars.
 Charming frocks' for sunny autumn days are maae of striped ra tine trim med with touches of dark velvet.
 Very much in evidence are entire dresses ma de, of pleated tuiIe mounted on d foundation of crepe de chine.
 : costume novel and chic is made of tiack velvet with a tunic of white fisher net. trimmed with lace and deep fringe
 Quite the thing for auto1noDiling is the limousine coat It is made mostly of velvet or brocade and trimmed with Some of the new effective founcings are of linen, and they show floral pat terms in blind work, with an occa- Sional lace medallion.
 Plain frocks are decorated with groups of bar bows A dar}. f,-ock can be made much more gay if the bows are of contrasting color
 Muffs are 70 be larger this winter; in fact, they are to be Of mammoth StES.- ALSO, We will nave many Orlg- inal little fitments for the neck.
 There is a new material called voile Ieige- It is distinguished by it's quaint snowflake effect: 1T is Of supple tex Tare and exceedingly Gainty.
 Accordion pleating promises to be very much used, but principally in ev eraing gowns, because 1t is not very well adapted to street or outdoor wear
 In millinery dark seal brown is very smart. When a brown hat is worn with a dark lingerie dress. there is often brown ribbon girdle at the Venetian in soft shade of -ecra is being very much used for the trim ming of smart derni-saison gowns. 1t is combined with fnger-width border 1ngs of fur.
 Many beautiful ribbons have been shown shown recently. They are in velvet quality they frankly surpass anything ever produced.
 Buckles and slides of various kinds will be very much used during the coming winter season, since they are indispensable as accessories to the di- roetoire coats. F
 striped materials are being very nasch used for tailored gowns. Gen eraIly speaking, they are very becom ing, especially if the stripes are com
 Even the new tailored collars have not escaped the Robespierre fashion. They have the long pointed effect and roll away from the throat in real Robespierre fashion.
 Izacy openwork effects are used very much and are so delicateIy con- structed to admit of being used i'm terchangeab1y with 1aces of moderate ly light weight
 Tie new pIeated dresses cling close ly- to the figure and are made in such measurements that they could not fly out to any great extent. even if the pfeatS were drawn out.
 There is a tendency toward small CT hats; but the most important thing is not the size, but that it saould be simple and becoming. The most suc- cessful hats are always simple.
 Charming afternoon gowns of white satin are trimmed with black chantilly iace-.- One very pretty model of sup pl4s. white satin has black messaline draped over the skirt and bodice.
 There is novelty bag made of black taHeta, trimmed with the oId-fashion- add-FADS AND FASHIONS :? n cd quillings Of our grand1n others day. These bags are mounted of jeweled frames and are carried Corde eEere style some of the new blouses have shouI- der straps These extensions are gen sic and are a contrast over lace or fuEe. These straps are effectively trimmed with buttons.
 Some of the novelty dresses are trimmed with narabout on collar, cuffs and in the edge of narrow vests. Some coat dresses use this finish to outline waist extension, which takes