The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-19

to appear in court this morning when his trial was called. Kinney halls from Naugatuck and was arrested Saturday evening on charge of assault upon Conductor Risley of the electric road. Kinney was released Sunday evening on $15 bond and when he did not appear yesterday morning local officer was sent to Naugatuck to get him last night and his case will come up this morning.
 The case of Frank Peehal, who was arrested on Saturday evening by City Sheriff Solomon, charged with stealing an overcoat from the latter's brother. also came up before the Police court this morning. The prisoner was dis charged because the case became so mixed up in court nothing could be made of 1t.
 The continued case of John Makeychi charged with stealing from the Birm- irgham iron foundry was scheduled to come up in the Police court today, but as the prisoner failed to appear his $500 bond was called.
 The Woman's Christian Temperance union will hold its regular meeting Tuesday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at the home of Mrs. E. Chamberlain. IT Caroline street.
 Many Derbyites went over to Polls, New Haven, this afternoon to see the Purcell brothers of this city perform. These two successful dancers, with an- other companion and three young ladies, appeared In the very successful speciality known as "The Six Ameri- can Dancers"
 These young Derby men have trav- eled through all the western and east ern states since their departure with a small stock company, from which they have gradually worked themselves up to their present position.
 Central Labor union hall was well filed this evening when the mass meet Ing of the machinists and tool makers of this vicinity was held Many friends of the machinists were also present and listened to the addresses made by the various ones present. the most i'm portant of which was the one made by Fifth Vice President Keegan of Washington. D. c.
 It is feared by the police and the relatives of Mrs L. F. Brewer, who mysteriously disappeared from the home of Mrs. w. B. Brown on Derby avenue early Friday evening, that she committed suicide by jumping into the , Naugatuck river which Is only a short distance from the Brown residence Mrs, Brewer, who lives on the Pent road, was visiting at the Brown home with her husband and chiiuren aud about o'clock, while the fatter were playing and the older folks conversng, Mrs. Brewer left the house for the pur- So7e of getting a drink, as her com ranions thought, and no trace of heY has since been fouu1. The family rsla- t!tns were of the best and no reason for the disappearance is known, unless she became Respondent because she has suffered of late with stomach trouble ant ayspepsia. Believing that she ha ] committed suicide the Naugatuck rive has been dragged by the husband and friends, but to no avail.
 When Mrs. Brewer left the house she had neither hat, coat or gloves on and she was penniless.
 Although the recital which is to be given this evening in the Derby NJ. E. church Is for the members and as- sociate members of the Derby Choral club, the managers want it understood all those in the associated community possessing good voices may become ac. tive members of the club at this re. cital People desiring to become as. sociate members may attend the rec.ta I by securing associate members ticket, ! at the door. Out-of-town guests max attend the recital without charge. The public whist of the W. R. c. vii be held in odd Fellows hall Tuesda, afternoon.