The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-15
PADS AND FASHIONS
Full circular skirts are hinted at The majority of sleeves are long.

tf .f -. Full circular skirts are hinted at.
 The majority of sleeves are long. zfbeline is being used for winter coats. e
 Some of the new suits have coats
 The snnartest tunics reach almost to the skirt edge.
 Straight band shapes are among the new collars.
 Wide girdIes are frequently seen on afternoon gowns. Fancy filet meshes are the most fashionable veilings. Pleated dresses are among the best for young girls.
 Black lace over white is smart. even for young girls
 Many of the new waists are made 70 wear over skirts
 sPIaid silk is made up with plain sat- in for the new waists.
 Any amount of velvet will be used the coming winter.
 The. fashions for 1914 strongly em- phasize military lines.
 Crystal fringe is favorite trim | ming for evening gowns. TuIIe is used a, great deal for the yonng girls evening frock.
 Many of the new tailored suits are the very height of severity Monkey fur is used in evening gowns So is sheared muskrat.s Many of the snaartest gowns are fashioned of black panne plush. Oddly cut seams give an air of nov. city to some Of the new coatsf \ Roman striped waists of crepe re l chine are finished with white silk. | Blue will still hold an important position among fashionable co1ors.
 Large picture hats of tu11e are be- ing worn with lingerie dresses. The vei1ed effects in evening gowns are as much in favor as ever. l Snug sleeves for day, loose ones for | evening. are the rule with coats. Some of the new coats are like cossayck wraps-tley are so big and warm. l Black velvet costumes will be fashioned this winter for afternoon Latest of all is the circular skirt l +,i,,o roAfy with velvet or satin ribbon.
 Collars include the military, the l rolling cape, the medicf and the hood
 01l@al, Dancing frocks with a succession of ruf1es from waist to hem are charm
 ing, T,be empire note is strong in many For the smartest suits and street cos tunes
 l .bt+ stiff. but full and droopy, heavy siiTv9n Manv , coats are still being made ] with the collar cut in one with the | body of the coat.
 l At this moment the most important 1 lines of the costume are the tailored ! and demi-tailored.
 The clase-f1tting turban made en- I tirely of white coq feathers promises I to increase in popularity. Small collars one and two inches wide are made to encircle the neck I band as they did in 1880 Sh the beauty of the costume will be cen | tered in the rich trimming 1 The velvet basque is a pretty new | idea. It. is unboned and sometimes
 worn on an uncorseted figure
 Panne crepe is 9 lovely new mater
 ia1 used for the fashioning of this
 seasons elegant evening gowns. | aCostumes for street wear are made
 with skirts much shorter than were | worn during the past season. Il Bedford cords, panne pluslS fur cloth broad cloth and serges will be
 nsed for the street suits this fall. There is a great demand for plain
 strai s.ht skirts on account of the long
 coat. Other straight skirts are pleat- Very chic with the tailored rig is the embroidered waistcoat of white p-GTs Very lovely is blouse made of , white voile, with a broad collar of : pale pink viole embroidered with : khite.
 Navy blue and fbrown and green are in the greatest favor for autumn Among light colors sand and putty l | are chosen. Overdresseg of lace hanging straight from the shoulders and fringed with t beads -are among the new fashion 3 features.
 The apron-string sas a new idea The strings : D. 4-4o eide seam and are