Ashen; 568:1!oped taffeta undershirt
3 the hips. The wiring is unusually
— mode of France. Its gorge-ensues: is
The Well Dressed Woman
' By;AGm Aim
From having a hunch that there
would be no separate capes this fall
because they had alrearly been done
to death, I have begun to wonder if
there will he anythin: else by spring.
0. course, that is an outrageous ex-
aggerafion, but there are certainly
floods of capes on the market. Not
just cheap, ready made ones in bro:
midic styles that come by the dozen,
but all kinds of unusual and exclu-
sire designs. '
In the sketch you will find one
«with a number of lntere-.‘.ing points
in its favor. First, :11: huge collar,
with its picturesquely uneven point.
ailing almr. f to the waist line on
the right side. That. of course, is
borrowed from the uneve'. hem 1mg,
Then, too, the collar is loose, fitting
away from the neck, and giving me
msexqum
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V'Venez'iiat-Afitiqoe‘" Laces V
Linen centers with orders in “Calypso” Pattern
te lace, which is an exact copy of the rare and beanfiful “Calm-f
'rilla.
shoulders the sloping silhouette.
\The cape itself also advocates the
u_even hem line and is rather short
to Show the newer long: skirts.
Navy blue cloth '1 V
bonier, with a Wide
runs an additional fold 41f scarlet
cloth. striped fzintly with black.
Scarlet c1011: pires
edges of the cape as well.
used for the
body of the cape 21.1 the collar and
11d of gray as-
takhan, which is try popular this
reason. Down the dugonal front or
the apes and imid- the astrakhan
the hemless
TuLLa "
Gfiesmold.
——-——o-———~—
By AIL-VHS auras.
sm In M Ma...
Home“? green is one of the all-5
first. (olors Charming in itself bl“ here in the sketch is a fascinating 7
b51231"! that is
,_. alone.
:00 vivid for many types. Howev‘r,
evening {rock of hunter’ 3 green :01-
1',et trimmed- ,wlth, strands _
strands of pearls. There are three
very Striking style notes, besides the
color which I especially want you
to notice.
First, while the belt line is appar-
ently placed at the normal waist, still
ithe lines of the froxk as a whole, fol-
Ilow the straight ungirdle effect
1
I
The French women you know. are
§ rearing either no corsets or‘just an
:axlology for one. givmg a svelte. sin-
iguousness to the figure. provided,
‘3 course. th‘ax.you are slim enough.
9!
Then there is thercombinazion '1!
eV-e and train, “hith falls from
her shoulder. and is really no: {her
8
; sleeve nor tr: em. but a 10.1? , szralglfl,
,squnrc ended pime of velvet. in =1
5 “21V of the new frocks the elf-ere
’ Inmate's leer supports a side
tram.
‘md with the side trainsgoes :1
a marked example 0!
uneven hem line. L:o=:1hinerl with
longer tendency of skirts.’ It
'lm: '3 open in a point at the {rout
' llm‘ost to {he knees. drawing an“
(IV?
v.1,
.110 ankle length at '1‘” 3id<3~ 3"(1 b wok
.21 he skirt is further draw. 3 11:) about
"119' hips aurin tough: at 1:: L I? nf
'Lhe pearl and 2 11d girdlr orngamey t
553* o loose points of the velvet
20:11 this ornament {all strings a!
weighted Wlth' huge mock
:ari-nes. while other strings are
t on and drape down from an.
1 :ux‘x‘l‘s‘.
fwd: is much more (lecollete
112ml: and untrimmed. depend-
:Iniz. on the richness of the fabric
. s1:
11y
AGSICS AYRF.S.
Star in I‘arnmnun: Pitt::r:s_ _
Paris ii- {1,‘2:fi .. . S 11;.
always exnects a really fascinating
woman to be. Ten-Lay she thinks this
to-morrow tl2at——and she brooks no
questioning Certain ,' in the matter
of Spanish influence she has not
' even attempted an appearance of
consistency. in the autumn the Paris
dressmakers assnred us the star of
Spain was on the wene Of course,
America might last 19122623 and New
York has a brilliant Spanish play to
take into the reckoning.
\oW, to-da}, barely at the begin-
mug of winter Paris has reernbraced
Spain, and the Spanish influence is
I even stronger and more potent there
than here- Oh, well. The whims of a
eoquette gate hey ond fathoming.
So here is a Spanish evening frock,
Spanish..— American. that is particular-
13' fascinating and interesting
Interestmg for its long, straight
line ice for its long, knotted lace
start, 2th {ringed ‘ends and for its
snaiot skirt, indisputably taken from
the period of Velasquez. .
The skirt is very bouffant, the
being both stiffiy full and wired at
low, the point of distension really
being‘ almost half way between hip
and knee. The transparent lace over
shirt is much longer than the under
one of taffeta.
Valasqnez never painted a bodice
as long as this one of flame velvet,
1: following the straight, hip girdled
partially shrouded hy the lamina?!
that serves erther as sleeves or man-
Instead of Carmen's red, red rose,-
there are on the shoulder a grape
leaf made of heads and arbunéh of
grapes of sparkling sequins, all '11
match the red of the bodice.
Scarfs,
18 x 36 inches,
18 x 45 inches,
18 x 54 inches,
Centerpieces,
«$7.50
$125.0
$9.50
.12 :21
14.x 20 inches.
fatafifrmd :65)
so” pattern taken frm the Louvre Galleries, is bemg introduced in America for
the first time. The Linen Department at Read’s is pleased to be ableto
the “Calypso” pattern to women in Bridgeport. Upon close examination
wand remind One of Italian ontWOI-k, as motifs and floating: figures are clearly:
seen, and these are put tOgether and threaded by hand. ' g '
' As this 15 the first appearance of this pattern in Bridgeport, the prices on.
the difierenopieces are as tempting as we could possibly make them. We urge
every woman interested to come in and personally examine and see for herself the
rare beauty of Venezia lace 1n the “Calypso” pattern. ‘
toggesent
\
centerpieces, Dollies and Scarfs
" I ' Oval Dailies, 7
18 inch size, 83.60 6x 12 inches. fists.
24 inch size, 3 5.153 ' 10 1 1411161112: 3359 ,
30 inch size. 3 8.00 _. -2- 12 x 18 inches; $32.69
36 inch size, $10.50 ' ' 14 x 20 inches. -396.
45 Inch size, 3 @1750 18 3.86 inches. ' “9.259
' ‘ , 10 x14 inches. $11.50
8 inches,
"In Mtl’Iinery
Duvetyn Lyons and Fauna VelVets
1
in am You {121311.
band braided.
>er 11’: wr {1'13th '
- f1; alilm‘si.
Small turban shapes and hats with upturneél _
V h‘e‘fiile;
them to women of taste.
Duvetyn Hats that are
Work
hand \Ier ((I.
Turn“? 1112 F82! shapes
X 221 w..- Ir.
122.811 blur;
All \101'3 51211:. and lex‘nuugr
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or‘ 11121115 (1% bookie
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3 The majority’of these hats are marked by a
Shmioity offleslgll iifid trimming which commends ._
hand embroidered and
One unusual model has a “patch
r 1mm eomposcd of 111211111111 pieces of duvetV‘Il
haul}. Olllbl‘fildel’ed.
{mung shades of purple, orange, jade.
ml White with flowered or feathered brims
velvet With ostrich;
or 11121111? goose}.
Second floor.
for the Thanksgiving Table
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ih‘me sets; are now Iistei mums: 2119 best modes of china. having
Is 11: .V' on (Ii
A 'New China. Dinner Set-
snIay are. those of Amer.-
real Illfd a high perfef tion Within the Iasl inm' 3.21am French, Japanese and Aus—
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The Store 016868 Daily at 6 G'Olock.
' In" Books
“Are All flan 2112129"
Stringer. $2.00
‘Nighlfall?’ '
is? thonv PPV’(19.52.8{1
_' A story for ahme the av-
Erage novel.
“The Big Town”
' RingW. Lardner SIS." 1
Salim is here at its best.
for this is one of the most
human as well as humor-
one of all Ring Lardners
51.01%85
“The. Three Meteors”
» Alexander ‘Dm'oas. $1.09
Main floor.
Bath Robes
Each with the “Beacon"
' lathe].
Another n-eW' assortment
in navy and Peking blue.
lavender and gray. These
fave satin trimmed CfiIIars.
pockets and cuffs,
fissendfieorg ‘
Peitzoeats of Exquisite Cha
Wage Hersex .V.
and changeable. T31}.
. Salim; double-falconc . . .1,
_, finely?
Sty} es in Neckties for Men
caise and Others
.quality made 112 norm 24,-,
There are fine aCV'OTLIloE; fie;
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color in ramboW hues 03
Roman '
1 Wifil fiounces fashmu
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«ing colors.
'Eemstitchod Satins.
hanging; yutnoa'r.
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Fleeced Underwea,
for Chlldl‘fil ;
Vests and 123m
sizes 2 to 12 y a». 3.1
sizes at 1.313 C.
Vests and Pests . -_
2 to 16 years 5.;
quality. Price:
ing to size.
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Union 7821115
waist attachmV'V: '
outs in on}.
For Girls, In -'
and ankle ..
elbow sleeve 'V
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length. For i 1:: E
years.
$1.15, $1.35 and $1.65
For Boys, long Sher.
and ankle length.
White, 4 to 12 years.
$1.15 and $1.33)
For Boys, long sleeve
and ankle length, in
gray, 4 to 12 years.
$1. 25 and $1 50
Priced accordingi
SIZE.
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1" m was Armistice Daydevlared a ' , AUSPH.‘ PS. be 1‘“t§€nt- C’eklEKxV? 01 3‘3 l‘t‘i ' C ‘5 \‘E‘x YORK. No.2: 11 , '5'
hOhdaI‘; 3! “35 kit‘s” :‘zil‘é'd a holiday 317's. George“ F, In its “‘1” 11‘ I)" 1‘ W." “91, (Vt-.111 in 13912612-; 1392 £33 I’» , IV-Ionnage 0f ”~19 {’7 " ‘ WY
so that the people of this nation of the leeiure “Todm mcl lomoz': ( " FOOD PRICES DECREASE Klinneapolis and Sr. Loni . . ., 111311 mace public .
(“”5 might celebrate. the cessation of to' be held IhiS't‘V-E'lljlg at. the (123?, - u—v---:- _ 29m in Chicago lmlzanaool i251; \nq (012.5 of 1
hostilities in the world war three years Hall. under the auspims of thy- Amepw WASlllNGTOIV, _l\ov, 111—— Retell kee and l’eorisjsK I": 7 _. hand Olto‘oer 31‘ ‘ T
ago by prayer and devotions. .7 loan Red Cross. TpreliminarV to their, foodprxces decreased betWeeu 7861). port and Vow-ark x?! .6. ii 1'61 2";er onfilled orders .
"'It is mung that the-end of H“ roll call. . tember 15 and October: la, in mne'oi Columbus ' - ' iwhich were 4.56111370.
greatest struggle the world has ewr Mrs. Betta will take the place of C. the eleven principal elves, from winch . ':
hmmn be Inarked 1),- sincere :hanks- Irving Bring-ton who “as to have reports were receiVHed the department - __..——
guing There has been many 'sn givethhe lecture. which will be ilus— 02‘- 131201; announced this week. 3? . >2 5 \ _ ,7; 3.- .1...
anmsficg amp but no“? .Y. (1'; hated by lantern slides. but who was In Milwaukee, there was a decrease .4—
“ so In 1 "‘5' of 3 per cent; in Chicago. Detroit and
four
know
CENTER SCHOOL
Jenner.
HAS PRGGRAM
(Continued from Page One)
- "Over There” was sung 12:25.
Dent Frizzell. representing
American Legion, delivered griffin-elm
{exit address in which he spoke: f the
day for this year only by
meaning of Armisiice NV-
The program closed with the sing;-
mg of 'Arileric‘a." ‘
, Miss Harriett Parker, music super-
, visor. had charge of the singing.
In part. Mr. Frizzel] said:
‘ I have been
know has been declared
requested a. talk to
the you on Armistice Day wlnch as \ou
that of November
consent of warring nations an armis-
tice was signed that silenced the guns
on all fronts
I? nited States do not full} realize even
today What that day three vears ago
mean’t but those people of Belgium.
France. England and Italv who for
long wear?
through mire and mud to stem
' on- slaughter of the great b08119 army '
1;. 1913. when 311'
The people of this great
Vears Struggles]
tis by thinking of those pens
ple that you can glean an idea wh't
Armistice Dav reallv means.” ’
“And our own braVe men WhOS‘E
great deeds made such a day possible,
think what it mean’t to
(-WIZlO went through the hex-res
jthick’e est of 1t 31L. , ‘ ’
these men
‘The signing of that armistice on
‘K' ovexnber
I!
1591:; ended the great? " "
. afgj. V
the 5
and: , '
Prevented from appearing this eve-
ning because of illness.
A quartette of ex- service men will
be present and will sing a number oi
songs.
All who are interested are invited
to. attend, ands!) team captains and
This store wrll be closed
As- a mark of respect to the mem
Armistice. Day
the late World War.
‘ eallye
Indianapolis, a decrease of 2 per cent; '
in Peo1 .9. and St. Louis, 9. decrease of _
in Bridgeport and;
Minneapolis a decrease of four-tenths}
4 per cent and
of one per cent.
For she year
all day Friday, Nov. 11th,
cry of those «who gave their lives in
period amnesia: .+
"a“ ' The Boston St ore in another 12211.. of In.
3111101111065
emu; Vm'rwmmmm' .
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of worsens and Misses Coats at
11116222 market values. It goesx 1.» III‘IO 1: s :.
121g that the women of N01 'all; '22-
I f , not miss fhis special opportu'mg.
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