The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-12
LATEST STYLES
 ARE DISPLAYED
 BY MANNEQUINS
Style Show Calls Forth Wonderful Display Of Fashions.

Clear weather brought many people out yesterday afternoon and evening to witness the Better Home and Style show. Living models were seen show ing in the larger stores and all the latest styles in wearing apparel were displayed. Music added to the at traction as the models kept in step. D. M. Read company, Howlands and Meigs company had models showing the latest styles and the finest ma teria1. tt
 Everything that a man, woman or child needs in the line of apparel was exhibited in a most artistic setting. All of the color schemes took on the warm rich glowing tints of Autumn, and with this setting, the lovely new tones which are used for evening and after noon gowns appeared like jewels in wonderful settings, and everyone was given an opportunity to see what the designers had prepared for the com ing season.
 Meig's & Co. had living models par ading in snappy dresses, suits and coats which will also be shown again today, with Miss Bridgeport as one of the models.
 D: M: Read Co. will also run a model show today, showing the latest styles in wearin gapparel. Rockwell & Co. had a wonderful display in their windows which was looked at by many and the black and white setting showed the gowns off in great style.
 White Way AglOw.
 Smith & Murray Company had a wonderful window of black velvet, which was draped and arranged with care. Other stores along the White Way had attractive windows, which were arranged in sparkling color schemes. Button & OIiphant, Fair child's and Davis & Hawleys were right in line with jewelry which at tracted much attention. Lustig's and Neuhofs millinery windows were g. delight to the eye, and most artistical- ly arranged so as to best display the varied and lovely designs.
 Tho furniture stores made a won derful showing and had displays of suites of every nature and descrip- tion.
 George B. Clark company had placed on display in the windows the latest designs in dining room suits and bed room suite.
 Hadley's on the same street showed gray ivory bedroom suite in one window; a wicked library suite in an- other and living room suite in the corner window.
 N. Buckingham & Co, in State street, showed fine bedroom suite
 Hardware store windows were dressed in fine manner, showing the home hardware needs. HawIey Hard ware company had a display of sSone paints and enamel while the Amer1- can Hardware company displayed fireplace utensils which will be in de- mana shortly. B
 Towne & Kohlmaier and the Sur prise store showed the latest models in suits and coats. Connors & Hal 1oran. Inc, presented a fine display of women's dresses, suits and coats.
 In the opposite window mems ap- parel had the call in suits, overcoats, fancy vests and a new line of neck wear. Caesar-Mich Inc, showed clothes for the family, suits, fur coats and evening and afternoon dresses.
 High grade candy made by their own factory in Bridgeport was shown in Lanes window. Hindles also had a wonderful display of toilet articles, and a neat-looking candy window. The Bridgeport Public Market was also in line showing a great display of fruits and vegetables, which was arranged with great care.
 Mantler's baby store had a cum ming window of infants wear and also live models who paraded up and down the platform showing the latest styles in children's apparel The merchants are well pleased with the success of this show which brought peopb. from all of the surrounding towns,