Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 279, Hammond, Lake County, 13 May 1920 — Page 7

Thursdav. Mar 13. 1920.

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COUSIO'S EX-WIFE IS DISCOVERED

HNTEKNATIONAL NEWS SERV1CI CHICAGO, ilay 13 Mrs. Victoria 'Colosimo, sought by the police mm: the body of her former husband, James Coloslmo, wis found sprawlpd In the doorway of th night life resort from which he ruled Chuago's underworld, was found lais "Wednesday at Long Beach, Cal.. by representatives f the Chicago Herald and Examiner, that paper announced today. In a statement to the Herald and Kxaminer. Mrs. Colosimo. whom tr c authorities want to qulion on tie theory that her reiatives committi d the crime in revtngc fr Coloinv-.s dorcing- of h-"r arul his suhFequert fcrtion in marry intr. Dal Winter, jretty singer at the Co.-.irti. cafe, displayed great aniriv'sny when th name f her husbaml bride was mentioned to her.

"When the shooting: of Jim la lfted down you will bo, traced to an undying enmity arising from his marriage to 1'ale Winter," she said. -I.et the police find Arthur l'abrl, a former musician employed ty Jim. It waa lie who brought Dale Winter to the cafe after they had been together at Grand Rapids. Mich., and he came to have a bitter hatred of Jim when he taw that my former husband was showing her attentions." Mrs. Colosimo denied vehemently that any enmity had existed between Colosimo and a man named Antonio Villianl. who had paid attentions to her. and stated that shm knew Villianl. who went east recntly "only as a friend of her brother." The theory that the slaying may have been the latest result of the labor gunmen's war. started by the murder of 'Moss" Knrightv the alleged murderers of whom t'olosimo was said to have been backing financially, gained ground when, a Jew heurs after C'ok'.-nno killed, an incendiary fire Mas j-tarted in the office cf a concern in which Knrisht had been interested. Friends of Knright arc Known to be on the "warpath" after hrf slayers.

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We are going to place on special sale, not holding back a single suit, our stock of men's and young men's suits, in single and double breasted models. A backward season is why we must sacrifice the usual profits on these suits, and the men of Hammond and elsewhere will find here a suit or top coat 20 to 35 per cent lower than prevailing prices.

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Top Coats In this big sale will be included my line of Top Coats that have been selling right along at $40, $50 and $60. Single and double breasted models, in all shades. $40 Coats reduced to. . .$35 $50 Coats reduced to. . .$40 $60 Coats reduced to. . .$50

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ELGIN STATE HOSPITAL Wife Wlio Shot Former Hammond Man Meets Relatives.

Srrn.ir. To Tnr, Times. KICJI.V. Ihl... May 13 Mrs. II. C. Frledricks. who shot and killed her husband is in the psychopathic tuberculos ward in the Elgin State hospital . tor the first time yesterday since tho tragedy she was visited by her nmi her. 'Mis. Minnie Warnhoff, her broth. r Charles Warnhoff and a brother-in-law. Hoover all of Crown l'i i tit. in hep room . According to Ir. Ilir.ton the superintendent, Mrs. Kriedricks has hardly ta'kcd Miice she came to the hospital. Tie ward nurse says that the afflicted woman has never spoken to her.

A reporter who was present at the meeting of the relatives says that the room wherein Mrs. Kriedricks lies by an open window through which the noon sunshine streamed gloriously, is a complete contrast from the city jail cell in which she spent Saturday afternoon . It is cheerfully light and sunshiny, quiet and cool. The bright liht shows clearly the marks of great suffering that have deepened in her face ince the day of the crime, and constant weeping, doubtless, has put a

tin?e of pink Into her chalk-white fare and reddened her eyes. And the H still the thoroughly miserable, suffering woman before whom pity stands, checking human Judgement.

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PURITAN MALT, package $1.25 FRESH ASPARAGUS, bunch .lSc GRAPE FRUIT. 2 for , - .25c KITCHEN KLENZER. 3 for 18c PANCAKE FLOUR. ASSORTED, 2 packages 25c . Green Beans, Radishes, Green Onions, Cucumbers, Strawberries. We Have Sugar Light Brown.

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Grand Opening HAMMOND CANDY COMPANY Saturday, I P. Mj Store No. 2 575 South Hohman Street Formerly Harry Weis store, with the finest line of Candies, Confectionery and Ice Cream in the city. Souvenirs given.away. Public corHially invitecl. Hammond Candy Company THEO. SOULIAS, Prop.

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