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DWIGHT PLACE cHTIRCH.

Tomorrow DIR. Seymour L, Spier
closes ten years of service as tenor in
the choir of the Dwight Place church.
For the past four years he has served
as director, and has always shown him
self painstaking and accommodating.
A great number will miss his valuable
tenor voice.
There will be an entire change In the
music Of the church beginning May l.
The following special programme has
been arranged for the service Sunday
evening: Mr. Harry Whitaker opens
the service, as will be seen, by short
organ recital: Organ-Russian Ro-
nance, Hoffman; In Paradisimo, Du-
bois; Offertoire in c minor, Batiste;
anthem, Praise the Lord Stearn;
response, Almighty God Forgive Us,
Schilnng; anthem, Breast the Wave,
Christian" Shelly; offertory solo (Dr'
Spier), "Childhoods Prayer, MacDow-
ell; anthem, There's Friend in the
Homeland" Havens; anthem, 10, the
Day of Rest Declineth," Flatow; organ
postlude, March Triumphale, Dubois,
The pastor will deliver short dis
course, and the congregation will unite
in the usual monthly praise service.
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JEWELS AND BONDS


Constable O'Brien Has safe Rrassa,.
Open and Many Treasures undazeov
cred Were Founl---Othsr Intnxeat;,,.~
Items In Connection win VIM
Constable William O'Brien want III
the Malley building yesterday I'M
opened the safe ii the once If GeoreA
a. lsbell, the real estate dealer yvha
died recently, and made discoveries of
q hoard OF Jewel treasures.
The opening OF the safe was ~ thas
authority given Constable OBrien IN
Judge Cleaveland Of the probate ent,,'t
IN order that the property Of the dead
real estate man might be safe pending
the dispute in court over the digtribu-
ton Of the estate. From developrnerlts
resulting from the opening OF the safe
1t Is known that the $50, 900 estimate Oh
the value Of the property left BY MI.
Isbell is far too small for large
wealth Of personal property has been
discovered together with a fully stock-
ed farm in operation at Milford. Con
stable O'Brien and several assistants
are still searching for property The re-
ports of the discovery of more wealth.
of the estate has added zest to the
contemplated contest of the will left
by Mr.. Isbell and several lawyers have
been engaged by the heirs.
Mrs. Hattie A. Todd Of 62 WhalleY
avenue, widow Of Major Theron al.
Todd, to whom the property was left
by the terms Of the will drawn IA 1884,
will contest for the probating of the
document and the heirs, a half dozen
or more first cousins OF the deceased.
will endeavor to- show that the doGa-
ment is invalid.
When the safe was blown open the
constable stood amazed at what Id
saw. A bag full of old and rare coins
was one Of the things he first fished
out. This was followed by Jewels Of
various descriptions, including many
| trinkets of considerable value. In addi-
| ton there was also found in the safe
stocks and bonds, the value OF which
could not be told until an examination
could be made by those authorized to
do SO.
| Wednesday Constable O'Brien went
to the residence Of the late Mr. Ishall
at 273 Norton street, the home in wAich
he died, and took charge of the fo3se.
He found much of value there, both in
the house and barn, In the barn were
locked eight full bred collie dogs, in
which MIR. Isbell had taken great
pride. He was a great dog fanoier, ana
this breed Of dogs always appealed to
him. Mr.. Isbsll had no family, and tha
constable put Charles K. Gorhan1 I'M
charge of the property The neighbors
have been feeding the dogs. and hi tie
future the constable will care Tor Them
until they are disposed of by the adj
Illustrator.
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NEW SUMMER SCHEDULE.

One Boat Will Handle New Haven Line
Business for the Present.
It was announced yesterday that
there will be a change in the service
of the New Haven-New York line of
the New England Navigation company,
taking effect on April 80. The steamer
Chester w. Chaplin win be continued in
service on this line and will leave Pier
20, East river, daily at 2:45 p. M, ar
irving in this city at 1880 p. M 1t will
leave here at 12:45 a. m. for New York
and is due to arrive there at 6 o'clock in
the morning.
About this time of the year the COM
pany usually puts on double service
on the New Haven line-that is, with
one steamer leaving here in the MORN
ing and another at night, but it was
said yesterday that the Chaplin would
be the only boat on the line for time.
The double service will probably start
some time next month, though the date
has not yet been decided.
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OBITUARY NOTES


Funeral Services of Mrs. Roberti.
The funeral services Of the late Mrs.
Roberti will be held at the late resi-
dence on Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Rev. Mr.. Tullar will off1ciate, both at
the house and at the grave, Lewis &
Maycock have charge Of the funeral ar
rangeiLents
A daughter of the late Mrs. Roberti
died many years ago. Her loveable
traits Of charity were ever kept in
cherished remembrance by her parents
and friends. The daughters name was
Pauline Robert She died at the age
Of sixteen.
Mrs. Roberti also left a nephew, 10.
siah Beach, formerly of New Haven
Mr. Beach is now located in St. Louis
and has been notified of his aunt's
death.
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WARRANTY DEEDS.

Edwin f. Merwin, ct all, to Julius
Lederer, 81 feet, st. John street.
A. J. Carmichael to z. M. Ives, s.
feet, Livingston street.
A. w. Archibald, ct Tx, to Veronica
sztira, 30 feet, Pardee street
w. B. Allen to Detlef CONNER, ct Tx,
q feet, Salem street.
Henry Trowbridge Allen to Detlei
sommers, ct ux, q feet, Salem street
James lombard to Pete Minell, 81
feet, COTE street,
Margaret Donohue to Michael Walsh
10 feet, Mill River street.
HH. Peck ct ux., to G. Carnevali
AZ feet, Hill street.
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coLoRED Y. NJ. c. A. OPENS.

Brethren Of the Central Organization,
from Which it Seeded, Get Invita-
tons.
The COTE street Y. M. c. A., the coll
ored branch which seeded from the
general Y. M. C. A. because the coloEed
men were excluded from the baths, re-
opened yesterday, The building was
open for inspection from / o'clock yes
terday afternoon until o'clock last
evening.
President George w. Crawford. OF the
COTE street association, said yesterday.
I'VE bear no ill-Win toward the general
association. We have invited members
of the general z, NJ. C. A. to visit US"
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MORTGAGES.

Henry B. Schwartz to Herman Sill
yer, 80 feet, Commerce street, $500
Julius Ledere to ]. s. Hotchkiss 81
feet, John street $4,000
L. M. Mather, ct ux., to Paul Russo
SO feet, Carlisle street, $24O.
Emily M. Ives to A. ]. Carmichael
IS feet, Livingston street, $4,000.
Detief Sommer, ct Tx, to New Haven
Savings Bank, 81 feet, Salem street
81, 900.
Michael Walsh to Margaret Donohue
OF feet, Mill River street, $1,000.
Aaron Abrams to Annie Herr Al feet
Elm street, $500.
G. Carnevali to M. z. Hawkins Peck
AZ feet, Hill street, $1,000
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QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.

Amelia L. Foote L. Foote to Sargent
and Company, As feet; East street.
Arthur G, Graves to Sarah S. Graves
81 feet Grove street
Charles E. Graves to Arthur 9.
Graves, 81 feet st. John street.
r. #. Kunath, ct Tx, to Paul p. Pirk
SO feet, Charlton street
Tune Herr to Frederick Abrams A.
feet, Elm street.
Dora Caller to Ely Caplan, so feet
Cedar street.
f, Fl. Lovejoy to Nellie Berry, IS feet
Prindle street.
Ella Cook to F. H. Loveioy, IS feet
Prindle street.
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FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.

Rev. Francis r. Brown, pastor. Pub
lie worship at 1890 a, M, with sermon
by Rev. w. H. Kidd, pastor of Trinity
M. E. church. Glass meeting at $3.50 a.
M; Bible school at noon; Chinese Sum
day school at $50; Epworth league
meeting at $3.50, led by ]. Quincy Ames;
subject, John Livingstone Nevins, the
Christian Organizer" Public worship
at 1880 with sermon by the pastor.
BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW.
A church service will be held at
springside home tomorrow morning.
brotherhood men, Daughters of the
King and guild members, please meet
at the Westville postoffiee at $3.50 a. m.
sharp.
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T5rTMPHREY STREET CoNGREGA-
TTONAI, CHURCH.

Public worship at 1890 a. m. and 1880
n m. In the morning Rev. w. j.
Mulch will preach in exchange with the
nastor: in the evening, Mr.. Augustine
Deoii Ohol native of India, viii lee
+ure on his country, illustrating with
stereopticon, and the peoples offerings
will he received for the Woman's
Board of Foreign Missions. Bible
school at IL m. Children's mission at
4 ,, m, Christian Endeavor at $50 p
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CENTER CHURCH.

Music for devotional service to-mor-
row afternoon at o'clock.
Prelude-Andantino in D.....J. Barnby
Responses (service in D)............
............... Rev, H. HI. Woodward
Anthem-The Evening Shadows.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w. Coombs
solo-As Christ Upon the Cross.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. f.. Bullard
Miss Margaret II. Roberts.
Choir hymn-Softly Now the Light
of Day.........,....C M. Won Weber
Postludium in D fiat, August Mignon
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THD CITY MISSION.
No. 2ot Orange street.

Rev. w. D. Mossnnan, missionary
pastor. At the auditorium service to-
morrow evening the subject win be
"The Song of the Syrian Guest an AXIS
PLANTATION of the twenty-third psalm by
r. 3. Hartshorn, as If given by the
people of the East at the time this
psalm was written. Miss Elizabeth
Booth viii sing appropriate musical Sc
lections. Whe hour is 7:S0 p. m. All
are welcome.
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FUNERAL OF ADAMO RUDoLFo.
The funeral Of Adamo Rudolfo took
place from st. AnthOny's church yes
terday afternoon. 1t was largely at
tended. Two Italian societies, of which
he was a member, attended in body.
MIR. Rodolfo died on Wednesday at the
age Of fifty-three years, the couse of
his death being liver trouble, This
morning a requiem high mass will be
said for the repose of his soul at 8
o'clock at st. Anthony's church.
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AT ST. PAuLIs.

AT ST. PAULS.
The services at st. Paul's church to-
morrow (secord Sunday after Easter)
are litany and hloy communion at $3.50
a. m. Morning prayer and sermon by
the REV. Franklin Knight at 1880.
evening prayer and sermon by the Rev.
James DeWolf Perry, jr., at 1880.
Morning.
TIE Deum in A ....................M Martin
Benedictus in A ..........,......M Martin
Anthem-"0 Lord God of Israel -.
...... ...... .....Seth D. Bingham. il
Evening.
Magnificat in A........"......:....F Foster
Nunc Dimittis in A .............. Foster
Anthem" Christ the Lord is Risen To
DAY ....s.s....s,. ........... CooLlps
Sunday school meets in the parish
house at 1915.
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ELECTED OFFICERS.
EIECIED UFF lDI4INps
Annual Meeting at Plymouth Church
Milford.

ANNUAL Meetng at PIyn1C8lh CHuFCII,
Milford.
Plymouth Ecclesiastical society, Mil
ford, has elected the following officers
for the year.
Societys committee-Richard r. Hep
burn, Nathan Fem, N. Truman Smith,
Cornelius Pike and C. w. Baldwin.
Treasurer-Albert B. Nettleton.
Clerk-George A. Roberts.
Organist-Miss Elizabeth NJ. Smith,
Janitor-A. r. B. Taylor.
The meeting was adjourned, at the
conclusion Of the election, until Wed
nesday evening, May %.
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rHrrRcH an rHE MEssIAH.

At the Church of the Messiah (First
Universalist) the pastor, the Rev. Theo-
dore A. Fischer, will preach Sunday
morrling at 1890 o'clock. Sunday school
at noon. Devotional meeting at $3.50
.. m. Conducted by the Y. F. G. U.
Seats free, and a cordial welcome to
all of the services.
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GEORGE LlAMPHIER,.

George Lamphier died at the old
homestead at Lamphier's Cove, Bran
ford. early yesterday morning after an
illness lasting only about twenty-four
hours The funeral will probably be
held on Sunday.
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EnRR.Es CHAPEL.

Morning prayer and sermon by the
Rev. James DeWolf Perry, jr., at 10:45
o'clock; evening prayer and sermon by
the Rev. Franklin Knight at 1880; Sun
day school at $3.50 a. an.
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p TRICK GTrNsHEN

Patrick unshen of $40 Chapel street
died at Gre 3e hospital yesterday after
noon. He had been sick in the hospital
about three weeks. One brother, Mich
ael Gunshen, survives him.
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REAL ESTATE.
LEASES.

u, G. Furcalo to Morris Krall, store
at 100 Grand avenue, two years, $456
yearly.
Patrick ]. Cronan to M. Leiemten,
store at 81 Congress avenue, one year,
SAT Monthly.
George M. Fahy to H. Kapsinow,
store at 127 Congress avenue, one year,
$25 monthly.
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p1nMo1nTH CHURCH.

The Rev. w. W. Breckenridge, pas
tor of the Presbyterian church of Hart
ford. will preach morning and evening
in excange with the pastor.
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MRS. W. LOUIS wooDRUFF.

The funeral of Mrs. w. Louis Wood
ruff, who died on Wednesday at her
home, 10 Warren place, was held yes
terday afternoon from her home. Rev.
Mr.. Lent of the First Baptist church
officiated. The w. H. Graham company
had charge of the funeral.
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ADULT CLASS CHURCH OF RE
DEFMER

The question to be considered by this
assembly tomorrow noon will be The
Parable of the Sewer" Meeting will be
held in the lecture room of the church
of the Redeemer at noon. Ladies and
gentlemen of all denominations are cor
daily invited to attend.
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The family Of Daniel DeIaeon, editor
of the People, New York city, arrived
in Milford on Thursday and went az
once to the cottage on Sea Side avenue
which they will occupy the coming sea-
son.
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Isl PHNDEgNs.

William Clarkson VS.. Alice B. Clark
son ct al, Is feet, First street; 50 feet
Thompson street.
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ATTACHMENTS

Patrick Sullivan, ct Tx, Catherine
Kennedy, 50 feet Main street, 1875 feet,
Market street. $780,
Julia Mockler VS.. John Madden, 26
feet, wallace street, 50 feet, Wallace
street, $1,000.
Julia Mockler VS.. John I. Madden, ct
ux,, 26 feet, wallace street, $500.
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DEATH CERTIFICATES FILED.
The following death certificates have
been filed in the registrar Of vital stat
istics office:
George w. sadien, 81 years, New Ha-
ven Hospital
Constantine Boline, 40 years, New
Haven hospital.
Anita c. Mackey, years, So James
street
Assuntia Ginnelli years, 1870 Hamil-
ton street
Bridget coaty, 40 years, 10 Eaton
street
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cHiuRcH oF THR AsoENsIoN

Morning prayer and sermon by the
Rev. Robert Bell at 1890; evening
prayer and address Ivy the Rev. Robert
Bell at 1880; Sunday school at 1915.
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HPWORTH NJ. e. CHURCH,

In the morning the pastor, Rev Will
liam Griffin will preach on 1.-THE Spirit
ual Wedding" and in the evening on
THE Center of Life.
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THE CHURCH Ol

THE CHURCH OFF THE REDENfMER
Morning worship at 1880 o'clock.
DIR. Phillips subject will be Patron
izing Jesus He will also speak in the
evening in Welcome hall, Oak street,
subject, Sign Posts" The second
auartette will sing.
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GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHTTRCH

Corner Howard avenue and Portsea
street. Rev. w. w. Wilson, pastor,
will preach tomorrow morning on THE
Model Prayer" and at night on 1.-THE
Finger Of God as Seen in Past and Re-
cent Events The services of the en-
tire day will be as follows: Class
Meeting at $3.50 a. M; preaching at
1890 a. m. and 1880 p. m. Sunday
school at IL m. Epworth league YES
per service at $3.50 p. m. Week day SER
vices: Prayer meeting Tuesday night,
with Ladies' Aid at 230 p. m. Glass
meetings Friday night, with ladies'
prayer meeting at $780, and Junior
league at AIS p. m. To all of these
services the public is cordially invited.
The entertainment last night given
by the Howard Avenue Congregational
church choir was greeted by the largest
audience Of the season, and very much
enjoyed.
The Junior league will give May
fete, with a May pole walk, next
Wednesday night. There will be fancy
and other things for sale with a mere
nominal admission.
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evening for the whole congregation.
Supper being served at $50.



At the morning service Rev. John
Moment of Hartford win preach.
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Ndr William Keefe, who is represents
ing A. L. Wisner & Company Of New
York, was interviewed last evening re-
garding the foregoing dispatch. He
said: 1.-THE oil fields OF Coalinger. Cal,
where our properties are situated, can
not be injured by an earthquake such
as that which caused the terrible havoc
in san Francisco. AS the Associated
OIL Company official says, the strata
there could only be affected by an
earthquake whose force would be felt
all over the earth. Such an earth
quake would level an eminence as great
as East Rock or West Rock"
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HOWARD AVENUE CoNGREGA

HOWARD AVENUE C0NGREE.A-
TIoNtAL CHURCH.
At the regular morning service al
1890 the Rev. Frank R. Luckey OF the
Humphrey Street church will offieiate
The church school meets at noon, The
Young Peoples meeting is at 6 p. m.
Preparatory service on Tuesday eVea-
ing locking forward to the communion
ON the following Sunday. There will
be a general social on Wednesday
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NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES
FEATURES OF THE RELIGIOUS
SERVICES TO-MORROW.

Rev. Francis II. Brown at Trinity M.
E.-Dr. Phillips ON HPatr0nizing Je-
sus"---speciaI Song Service at East
Pearl St,--Rev. Mr. Breckenridge OF
Hartford at PIymoutll-Services at
Dwight PIace-At First Methodist
Other Notes.
At Trinity M. E. church tomorrow
morning the Rev. Francis 7. Brown,
pastor Of the First Methodist church,
will preach. The music for the service
win be an anthem for the opening,
Bucks "Te Deum;" for offering, u
Came Not to Call the Righteous" by
Vincent. Competent 1indergartners
will instruct little children during
church hours, thus helping parents to
service. In the Sunday school class
privileges will be found for persons OF
all ages. The service for young people
at $3.50 will consider city Evangelical
ton" under the lead of Mr., Mossman.
AT evening worship the pastor will
preach on The Struggles of Life" The
quartette will sing for opening, God,
Who Madest Earth and Heaven" by
Naylor; for offertory, Saviour Breathe
an Evening Blessing by Clauder.
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EARTHQUAKE DOES NOT
AFFECT OIL FIELDS
IMPORTANT CALIFORNIA IN
% USTRY ESCAPES UNSCATHED.


the Eastern Oil FieIds--On Land
Runs From Three Hundred to Seven
Hundred Feet i'm Thickness.
Los Angeles, April 27.--The oil fields
of California were mot affected in the
least by the earthquake. The produc-
ton Of oil is now one Of CALIFORNIA;
leading industries and the fortunes Of
q large portion Of her citizens are in
vested In the fields. There is no anx-
iety here about them. The fields are
all producing and any damage from
such a source would be slight.
A prominent official of the Associated
Oil Company said today: 1.-THE oil sand
formation in California is different
from that in almost any part of the
world. The great thickness of the
strata, (ranglng in thickness from three
hundred to seven hundred feet) pre-
cludes the possibility of any disturb
ance of the flow Of oil In West Vir-
ginia or Ohio, for instance, slight jar
Of the earth might displace the strata
and completely shut off the flow of an
entire field, because the oil strata there
is usually not more than twenty-five
feet in thickness at the most.
There is no dininuition i'm the oil pro-
duction nor has there been any marked
increase, except such as would result
from the development in the different
| fields.
An official Of the Union Oil Company
who was interviewed today also stated
that the wells are not affected in the
least The Union OIL Company is one
of the richest corporations in the oil
fields 1t is not a close corporation
but the stock is closely held. The AS
ISOLATED Oil Company Is supposed to be
the property Of the Standard Oil Com
pany.
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AT UNITED CHURCH.

Rev. Mr.. Haynes viii preach in tn
forenoon.
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CAsro n T a.

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