New Britain herald., 1920-10-18
New Britain Youth Arrested in
 Advent Church Saturday Night DEATH OF MRS. HANSON
Auto Hits Pole. Occupants Injured Knights of Pythias Notes-Las1 D.v to Re Made Voters Tomorrow No Football Game Yesterday.

When Constable Phillip MaTlno ai- rested Stoutenburg shortly before midnight Saturday in the Advent Christian church, the mySteraeS that have confronted the church ofhclais for the past several weeks was cleared up. Stoutenburg comes 1rorn New Britain and confessed to have used the church for a sleeping place during the past month or more. En- trance to the church was gained through a small window in the base ment. No damage whatever was done to the church, although Stouten- burg admitted that he had played the organ on seveFal occasions. The ac- cused is IS years of age and has no parents as far as could be learned. but has brothers and sisters living in Maine He works in a restaurant in New Britain and had formerly att tended the Sunday school at the Ad- vent church some time ago. It was noticed by many persons passing the church late at night, that the lights were burning, but they thought noth- ing of the matter, supposing that Rev. George E. Tyler, the pastor. or, other officials were inside. However, 1t came to pass that people became sus- picious regarding the matter and Constable Marine was stationed at the church Saturday night. AS usual, Stoutenburg entered for his custom ary sleep and was arrested. He had been sleeping on the heavy carpets that were on the floor.
 He was given a hearing in the Plainville Town Court yesterday. Justice Edward P. Prior heard the case, while Attorney William J. Foran prosecuted. He was placed on proba- tion for six months and given a warning by the court not to repeat the act.
 Mrs. John Hanson.
 Mrs. Ellen Hanson, wife of John Hanson of Southington Road, died yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock. fol- lowing a shock. Mrs. Hanson was 73 years of age. She suffered the shock about o'clock Saturday morning and became unconscious at noon, and rallied. She is survived by her. hus- haad, five sons. EiwartI and Charles Of Bristol, William, John and Henry of this place. She is also survived by three daughters, Mrs. Gordon Morse. Mrs. Charles Johnson of Plainville and Mrs. Irving Purdy of Athol, Mass. There are six grandchildren who also survive her The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon from the home at 2:3O o'clock. Rev. MT. Hogarty of Bristol, formerly pastor of the Methodist church here will officiate.
 Auto Hits Pole.
 A small roadster. occupied by an elderly woman, young man and a iady, strNck the telegraph pole oppo- site the Cooke garage on East Main street late yesterday afternoon. The occupants were thrown out and the young lady went through the wind shield, receiving a severe cut, about three inches long, on her forehead. Dr. J. N. Bull was called The others were scratched and badly shaken m The car was badly damaged and unable to continue it's journey. Tho radiator was smashed, while both lenders were hammered in.
 Knights of Pytllias Notes.
 tomorrow evening, the Knights of Pythias lodge will hold its regular meeting at 8 o'clock. The William Berry lodge of Southington, will join in conferring the third rank to a class of candidates On Friday even ing, Octobe" p, the degree team will confer a degree on a large class of candidates After the degree work
 
 lodges from surrounding cities and towns have announced their inten- tion of attending the degree work and banquet Friday evening. A large attendance of local members is looked for.
 Last Day for Voters.
 Tomorrow will be the last day for persons registered on the ito be made, lists to be qualified and accepted for legal voters. There are more than 400 women. as yet, to be made. and the selectmen expect a busy day They will be in session from a. m until 5 D. m., standard time. Saturday there were only 94 women made while IS men appeared and received the electors oath. It was also wished to he announced that the services of automobiles for all persons who are unable to get to the Town hall are availa ble, Mrs. Frank P. Usher at telephone number 35-12, will convey them to the hall by automobile.
 No Football Cnme.
 As had been planned, the first foot ball game of the season between the newly organized Plainville Football team and the Southington Pirates that was to have bee-i played at Rock wells Field yesterday morning. was post pone6. It will. however. be played next Sunday. Pra actice games were held and thc new team is confident of n victorious season this falr as the line- up is one of the heaviest ever organ izcd locally.
 Town Talk.
 The annual meeting of the Red