New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 2, 1920, Page 3

Store YOU SHOULD KEEP IN TOUCH » WITHI OUR INFANTS' DEPARTMENT. are showing* an attractive ty of MUSLIN AND DIMITY DRESSES, Prettily trimmed with lace, also with Pink and blue organdie. © Months to 8 years $1.00 to $3.75. 4 Long Slips and Skirts for the New Babics, $1.00 to $4.00. Flannelette Skirts and Pinners, Knit Jackets and Bootees. Story and Crown Baby Pants, 69c to $1.00. Muslin Bonnets, sizes 12 to 16, 20c¢ to $1.00 * P. K. Hats In_ several styles, for the 3 to 3 yoars, 79¢ to $2.00. Shirts aud Bands, in wool, and silk and wool. Children’s Colored Dresses in Ging- ham ang Chambray, $2.50 to $5.50. Plain and Figured Volles, yoars, $4.75 to $5.75. 4 to 14 , Misses’ Bungalow Aprons, 3 to 16 yoars. PULLAR & NIVEN WIFE CONF KILLING HUSBAND New Haven Woman Jealous of His Good Looks New York, Aug. 2—Mrs. Alexandria Sokolowsky, twenty-eight, widow of Frank Sokolowsky. representative of the American Federation of Labor, who died of carbolic acid poisoning in their home at New Haven on June 26, was arrested last night at 124th street and Eighth® avenue by Detec- tives Repetto and Petrizzo of In- spector Gray's staff,and locked up in police headquarters, charged with murder. The detectives say she confessed she threw acid on her husband as he slept, because she had found love letters in his clothing and wanted to spoil his good looks. Fell Dead on Porch. The Sokolowskys lived at No. 25 Beers street, New Haven. At about 3:30 o’clock on the morning of June 26 Sokolowsky, blinded, seared and choking, ran from his first floor apartment shouting: “Doctor! Po- lice!” He fell dead upon the porch. Immediately afterward his wife sped to Fridgeport ifi a taxicab, paid the drivar $15 from a roll of bills and vanished She took $700 with her the police learned. Sokolowsky was one of the leaders in a strike of brass workers at Waterbury, and his death was at once suspected to have been caused by strikers opposed to the conciliatory attitude he had adopted during the strike Sokolowsky was able to address the foeign strikers in several languages and upon one occasion spoke as though he had lost heart in the strike. He was strongly rebuked for his attitude. The police worked on the theory he was murdered by per- sons opposed to his leadership until Mre. Sokolowsky's absenge became prolonged. Then a country-wide | search for her was begun. Her photo- "‘"‘ fHout the eountry. _ Detectives Repetto and Petrizzo were assigned to “hunt for her in New York. Several days ago they Jearned that several women of Rus- sian birth were employed as servants in Harlem. Mrs. Sokolowsky was born in Russia. They learned and be- lieved ‘that she might be one of these servants. Admits She Is Fugitive, Last night they were at the 124th street corner when a diminutive woman approached. She was simply dressed and wore large tortoise shell glasses. The detectives waited until they had consulted the photograph and then questioned the woman. She at first dented she was Mrs. Soko- lowsky, but when confronted with the photograph admitted she was the woman sought. After severe questioning at head- quarters Mrs. Sokolowsky, with tears streaming down her cheeks, signed a confession of guilt, the detectives say, the confession as given out by the police was worded thus: “I ‘married Frank Sokolowsky in Canada in January, 1914. We went to live in New Haven. We lived hap- pily for three years, and then he began to stay away. He told me he had business to attend to. He would stay away two weeks at a time. On June 4, I found two letters written in English—a language I could not read very well. “I took them to a girl friend, and after reading them she told me they were love letters. On June 5, my husband wemtito Brooklyn, but came back later idithe night. I wondered whether I d spoll his handsome looks. 1 thguaght “0f carbolic acid. The next day he wanted to gzo to Brooklyn, so I went with him. I saw the woman and saw that she was very much in love with him. A few days later at the Grand Central sta- tion he told me he had to go to Jer- sey City. On June 24 I found an- other letter and on June 25 my hus- band began looking among some of his papers and I felt he was looking for the letter. He went out and came home about 1:30 the next morning. Denies She Meant to Kill. “During his absence vi man, who said, ‘It's too bad; your husband is going to divorce you so he can marry another woman. At about 3 o'clock on the morning of June 26, I went to the medicine chest and filled a glass with car- bolic acid) I threw it on my hus- him and when I did not hear him cry out I spoke to him. Then I ran to the street, where I met a doctor. He came to the house and said, ‘He is dead.’ a “I went to Canada, New Haven, city.” During an investigation of the murder it was learned that Sokolow- | sky, while a pair agent of the Amer- ican Federation of Labor, New Haven branch, and a daily worker in the in- terests of that organization at Water- bury, where he addressed the striking brass workers, was a sccret agent for an organization financed by the fac- tory owners. Left with friends in New Haven is a pretty five-year-old daughter. Mrs. Sokolowsky did not dare write to these friends, fearing her hiding place here would be divulged. At headquarters, after she had signed the confession, Mrs. Sokolow- went back to sky broke down once more and was led away to a cell. The police expect extradition papers will be speedily sent here from New Haven. wResinol at the first sign of skin eruption ‘You don’t know how far that itching spot of eczema, or bit of rash might develop, and it'sbest to check it at once by using RESINOL OINTMENT. Its cooling, healing qualities usually stop jtching and buming after the first application. Resinol is also an ex- cellent healing dressing for burns, cuts, stubborn little sores, etc. AZ all druggists. _description were sent | band in bed. I did 'not meaw to kill | $Ra8h S5 L% 35520 B | August Furni- progress, 1@ ture sale now in & " and finally to New York ' ’ Slip-on Alpaca Sweaters . ( Sweaters, so do not delay. WOMEN’S TUXEDO COAT SWEATERS $7.50. Beautiful Tuxedo Coat Sweaters, made from extra soft, handsome colored yarns and tremend- ous value at $7.50. Home, & da. HARTFORD We Are Prepared to Hus uesday Here Are the Reasc tore Closed at 5 o’Clock Tuesday, for Invent] and Opens at 10 0’Clock Wednesday _Super-Savings on Smart New Sweatels = &umwmmmwwymm“ i Tuxedo Sweaters v n Sale Tuesday Morning at 1-3 to 1-2 Reg Prices - 3 This big purchase comes at just the right ttme.. We have secured the sample Good Shepherd Yarn Mills, the newest and finest, and will sell them far below u-l#“ WOMEN'S ALPACA mms. $4.50 Women’s very thin slip-on Alpaca Sweaters, all eolm’. made with deep. cut V-mack. positively worth MORE THAN DOUBLE OUR PRICE, $4.50. There will be a big SWEATER OOAYS -AT A few women’'s Sweater ©o slightly damaged by c number of children’s coats witl go in Agents f Sewing \I SWEATERS MUCH REDUCED ‘Women's Tuxedo Sweaters =t . All our regular stockof siipon Sweaters Ie- duced to $3.50, $4.50, $6,00, $7.50, $8 and $9. Store Closed Mondays During Aug. Your Charge OUIS HERRUP Corner Main, Morgan and Village Sts., Hartford UGUST FURNITURE SALE The: ' Furniture Opportunity You Have Been Looking For Convenient Credit Terms may be arranged on any purchase exactly the same as usual. In other words, no large amount of cash is necessary to take advantage of the sale discounts. Credit terms will be arranged to suit vour own individual requirements on any puchase you may make. Come in tomorrow while the selections are at their best. Queen Anne Period Dining Suites Account is Solicited Extraordinary Sale of Wraps and Capes For Immediate and Barly Fall Wear Ap Excellent Garment to Wear at the Seashore, Mountains, Motoring or-on - Exquisite wraps and capes fashioned of the most beautiful materials., In the ortm find garments of Duvet de Laine, Peachbloom, Duvetyn, Tricolette, Satins and other wanted’ They are all lined with the finest of silks. For the convenience of our customers we have grouped some of the beautiful There are 9 wraps which will be sold for $29.50. This is just about half the original Then 12 wraps will be sold for $35.00. Some of these worth double. And 8 wraps that are greatly reduced will be sold for $45.00. _There are several exclusive wraps also reduced for this sale. We list them below. One mocha Peachbloom imported wrap with satin crush collar and oriental embroide: greatly reduced, $150. Lovely wrap of Beaver color silk and wool duvetyn, in size 36, reduced to $175. i A peachbloom wrap of Beaver ocolor, has embroidered pocket and collay. Size 86. s-ré Another Peachbloom wrap in Beaver color is beautifully embroidered. In size 36. $165. - Five silk Faille wraps, one ln ‘black, two in navy and two in Siberian Squirrel. The and 40. Our special sale price on any of these wraps is $95. One blocked sand color Tricolette wrap with Duvetyn throw collar. price $115. One silver satin wrap with embroidered crush collar, sleeves and bottom of “mp price $150. One imported Peachbloom wrap of Siberian Squirrel color. somely embroidered. The sale price is $165. AUGUST 20% Off Sale AUGUST 20% - Off Sale Beautifully silk I Tuxedo collar and panel i Overstuffed Tapestry Suites Love Crepe de Chine Dresses and Dz Evening Dresses AT $10.75 AND $12.50 RESPEOTIVELY We have 14 Crepe de Chine Dresses in sizes 38 to 42, which we will sell at the \‘!7 of $10.75. These Dresses come in copen and lavander nnd figured biue and green. s Just 15 of those dainty evening Dresses left. In white, psach, light blue, orchid, nile green. k As there are only a very small number of these Dresses you had better come early first choice. UP SALE OF OoDD JERSEY BATHING SUITS Odd cotton jersey Bathing €uits in navy and black. These have very smart trim- s and come in sizes 38 to 50. Our nce price will be $2.98. Just 12 two-in-one wool jersey suits. In navy and rosc, green and orange, copen and tan, American Beauty and black. Verx stunning suits for $6.95. KNIT UNDERWEAR V. Women’s Summer weight. vest neck, no sleeve, at 19c. ‘Women's summer $5.50. CLEAN r Ten-piece complete Dining Room Sunes as il- lustrated, consisting of large Buffet, Extension Table, China Cabinet, Serving Table, five side Chairs and one guest Chair. Can be had in American walnut or mahogany; regular price $550. Special August Sale This three-piece overstuffed living room Suite, covered with an exceptionally good grade tapestry, upholstered on high tempered steel springs, with loose cushions and pilow arm construction. Choice of sev- eral tapestries; regular price $445. August Sale Price , tights, $ HOSIERY ITEMS Women’s pure silk stockings Iy white, brown and navy, priced $1 Children's cotton stockings, sed a better number. During this sale in will be marked 35c. SOME GLOVES ON SALE Two-clasp washable fabric Gloves, white, mrey and brown 75c. STATIONERY of Colonial Bedroom Suites These three-piece Bedroom Suites, as illustrated, consisting of large Dresser, full sized Bed, Chiffonier with mirror. Can be had in mahogany, American walrut or birdseye maple; reg. price $225. August Sale Price $ l 79 $33.00 $30.00 I I | Mahogany Library Suites This three-piece mahogany Library Suite, Chair, Rocker and large Settee, seats covered with excellent grade tapestry; regular price $169. August Sa’: Price Only SPECIAL AT NOTION DEPAR’ Kleinert's waterproof household Odd one quire boxes stationery at extra large sizes, for 39c. f the sale price of 45c. One package of pamer and two azes of envelopes for 15c. Novelty lined stationery in boxes or DRESS GOODS ITEM Surf Satin in fast black anent finish and 1 $1.00 a y ard. pack- for one quire tast] $52.00 Satin finish Brass Beds $45.00 Satin finish Brass Beds All Hair Mattresses; reg. $49, for $32.98 Silk Floss Mattresses for $17.50 All Cotton Mattresses for $12.08 White Enamel Bzads $24.50 White Enamel Beds $27.50 Oak, Mahogany and Walnut finished metal Beds, at £32.00 Mahogany wood sanitary Beds at $20.00 Oak wood sanitary Beds at COMPLETE L O U l S p H E R R U P HOUSEFURNISHER i i e t & Cerner Maln’ Morgan a!‘d' Vxllag Mrects fi‘%fifi##fifi##fi###&@fi@m@@@'@@fi@@##### $8.98 $36.50 PORCH AND STREET DRESSES. $23.50 $18.98 Dres: Lawns, Voiles and Fiber stripe Gin price is $8.95. All of our prettiest s made of printed to be closed out. Sizes 16 to 34. Our very low sale EMBROIDERIES REDUCE Voile and Organdy flouncin special at 69¢ a yard. PRETTY LACES Venise lace bands for trimmi Very special at 39¢ a yard. voiles, ete. | & & & & & & j & & & & & i& & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & ol & & & & o & & & od & & & & & & & & - & & & od & L & & & kot & & & & & & & & & & & & & & g & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & o] & & o] & | & & & -