New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 30, 1926, Page 16

10 THORNE AND WIFE NOW RECONCILED Lawsuit in Court New York, March 30 (P—WHenry fanford Thorne, Yale graduate and hember of a prominent family, to fay announced that a reconciliatior s bheen effected between hims: ind his second wife, the former Mis Helen M. Harvemeyer, of Ardsley m-Hudson, N. Y., who left him carly lis month after thelr honeymoon Tip to the south Thorne is a son of Dr. Victor orse Thorne, of New York, and a trandson of Sammel Thorne, former wad of the Yale Music ol His srosent wife s a desce 1t through 1er mother of Mary Chlilton, a pas enger of the Mayflower, Thorne is dant in a sult, still »ending, brought by his first wife, \rs, Del Bacon Thorne, who avows ha’ after she divorced Thorne in in Nevada he coerced her into igning an agree reby sh ceelve $4,000 in lement 1l her c ks to 1 his alle sett] t nd replaced hy lous agre nent under he claims, &he 200 a year ali frst Thorne's Mrs, it started today before ourt Justice Pros Supreim ilo\er Stalling, Now May ,ose Their Share of Cash rentor N. March ) (P neer Gardne cv )¢ Providence, R i | o i stopped in the fifth b stalling. Boxing ir i the money of both estigatic te B A K e, Tt wrdner and Ru o wi BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS New Haven, March - Ba tey petitions filed here foday Tohin Schiller, of 4 {re s amford, o labil s of $1,041,4¢ Wilfred Sibourin, proprictc Choco- Shoppe in Ng . asse of nd liabilitie Patrick J. B Iper of 11 ron, | Miness n Meantime Wie No. 1 Starts | [RURBANK VICTIH OF ACTRESS DENIFS WORRY OVER RELIGION ‘ SHE'LL MARRY JEW'. Attributed To Nervous Strain " e In Fact Flo Hart Sags She, e e Hasn't Been Asked ittending nd quict in foctors cautioned order that a tired o t rest and jaded ne night ho restored to something Iike ! their origing In the mem c ! tim tters and telegrams piled up lasting friendship, | | v vdjolning room-—answers to Weilnberger I Mr. Burhank's statements on re- oporte 110 I ki iglor his home, erying ou He slept at periods lnst nigh a My 1 1 Thou f 1d an unbroken period of four | saken me?'" imber toc His pulse \\ inberger s Ir Kians ( rature and rosplration ar o he is said to be on tl satisfactory, although there s some kdown as a result \ 1 paln which is e g 1 Ilo 1 a el Dr. Joseph H. Shaw (W 1wl ink's age, T it th distin A r s to he slowly mene ntioned. ol Hr to treatment in a s, him to hurry home heea E y manner him. 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