New Britain herald., 1926-02-06
Principals In Great So- ciety Scandal Are Re- ported Reconciled And Are Trying To Begin Life Anew.
Banker Admits Parentage of Little Guy-Both Pro- test Deepest Love for Each Other as They Sail for Europe.

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 New York, Feb. 6 tP) -- The New York American. in a copyrighted story today, says that Mir. and Mrs. James 4. Stillman sailed for Flu rope aboard the Olympic at mid night happy in q trial reconcilia- ion after sensational five year d. yorce litigations.
 The banker and his wife, 1t is stated, are planning a new start in life on q trial honeymoon, after cleaning the slate Of their marital difficulties.
 MT. Stillman recognizes Baby Guy Stillman. now seven years old, as his son and withdraws his al- legations in his unsuccessful di- vorce suit that the boy is the soA of Fred Beauvais. Indian guide.
 To Drop Divorce
 A divorce suit recently started by Mrs Stillman is 70 be dropped and lawyers of both have been notified that their services are no longer required.
 The couple held a quiet farewell dinner at Mir. Stillman'S home in West 52d street last night with their II year old son Alexander. From now on we march forward together, we hope" the American -uotes them as saying, i've don't know what fate holds for us in the 'uture. Tonight we leave for a new doneymoon, q sort Of trial honey moon
 Through With Lawyers
 "We are through with lawyers, trough with outside advisers. We are going straight with eSrh other and with ourselves. Whether this reconciliation will be permanent only time can tell. We both hope so."
 The American prints in g tacsi- mile q note written by Mrs. Stil!- man on her departure. It reads: Life and love are not fairy tales.
 "Thcy are as bitter as death sometimes and as splendid az God, # there is one.
 For me, this is hard - some what bigger than myself -- so am uncomfortable. So that l wifi have to grow somewhat more tC it. And so. as Briggs would say tar into the night"
 Mir. and Mrs Stillman were book, ed on the Olympic, the American says, as MT. Smith and Miss Flu Ter" with separate staterooms.
 To Visit Psychologists
 They 80 abroad, the story con tuucg, to consult Dr. R. F. Baynes Il young English psychologist whose psychoanalysis Of Mrs. Still man. when she was broken il spirit at the time her husban' brought suit for divorce, helpc' ncr in her own words to find her 'elf again.
 For the sake Of their children 'he American continues, tho Still mans are seeking 10 forget in many sensational charges the hurled at each other during thci divorce trial
 still Loves Wife
 Six weeks ago Mir. Stillma pressed an emerald ring into hi ,vift's hand and said; "I love yo md I want you. l have alway loved you. Will you como back { me?"
 The ring was one of the tw pieces of iewelry bequeathed ne banker by his mother, MT sarah R. Stillman, who died a fe' months ago.
 At this meeting, the America says, the banker picked up "Tf Private life of Helen of Troy an rointing 10 paragraph, reat xxx urrepentant and too hea' tiful to kill" This sentence ho toI his wife fitted her as q garmen They talked their affairs over ar met again. Mrs. SNillman, the stol says, said:
 James A.. if you will go abro5 With me and m"e- Dr. Bayues ar give him a chance to pull yt apart and put you together agai I'll 20 with you. You are fine u derneath. Let Dr, Baynes make v the man you really want 10 be-"
 Met Before Christmas
 This meeting was just two da hefore Christmas. the America says They agreed to meet in Mo treal near Mrs. Stillman's home Grand Anse and this time N S,illman told his wife that would go abroad. "1 will go abro and put myself in the hands of I Raynes," the American quotes hi as saying. If he can rcconstrr my outlook. do for me what he q for you. shall bless you both my life"
 pr. Baynes is in Africa on hunting trip and will return England at the end Of this mon
 Meanwhile. Mir. and Mrs. Sti man will stnv in Paris where th gill meet Mir and Mrs. Henry payison. Thr jllter is Anne stf man. their daaghter at wh'