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New-York tribune., 1907-11-29
To THE HOLDERS OF THE
FIRST CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE FOUR PER
GENT. HUNDRED YEAR GOLD BONDS
the THIRD AVENUE
RAILROAD COMPANY:
j. p. MORGAN & CO.,
% WALL STREET.

The Metropolitan Street Railway OF The
Third Avenue Railroad Company, and the New York
City Railway Company. sub-lessee. being in the
hands OF receivers undersigned the request o.
holders OF a large OF per Consolidated
bonds OF The Third Avenue Railroad Company. have
consented 5 a Committee under agreement
dated November 9Th 19o7 for the purpose
ing the interests OF said boudhOIdsrs-
Holders OF said Bonds requested 10 deposit their
bonds with the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY 54 Wall
Street. New York, Deposiary designated IN said
u1ent. before DECEMBER GOTH. 1897.
Engraved Certificates deposit by
Trust Company for each bond Copies OF the agrees
msnt may be procured from the Depositary-
JAMES y. WALLACE. Chairman
ADRIAN ISELIN, JR.
EDMUND d. RANDOLPH,
MORTIMER l. SCHFF,
JAMES TINPSON
HANS WINTERFELDT,
COMMITTEE.
JOHN " BOWERS. Counsel
81 Nassau Street. New York
FRANKLIN L BABCOCK. Secretary.
81 Wall Street. New York
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Liverpool Nov osing-,wHEAr-Futures dull.
December. rs 11kd March. SIS 2Ad: May, SIS I'D
spo; quiet No Western winter Is iomd; CORN
dull December. 5s snd january Is sHd. PEAS
Canadian. steady at rs 10d. HoPs-In London (Pa-
cinc CoastD, dull, q f2Qt3. BEEF--Extra india mesa
arm. aes 3d, PoRK-Prime mess Western. steady.
a S5s. HAMA-Short cut, ID 70 l6 10 easy, AIS.
BACoN-CNmbsrland cut 20 to so 10. easy. olz 81.
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circulation increased $4,000 francs. treasury de-
Iosits increased H.02500O francs, general deposits
increased 9S.S250oo francs gold In hand decreased
S,S750o0 francs. silver In hand decreased 2O5000O
francs, bills discounted increased l02. 200 900 francs,
and advances decreased 10,075.0 600 francs.
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THE FINANCIAL M4RKET,S

All the exchanges and banks were closed
) SeSterday For the convenience of readers
Wednesdays final Stock Exchange prices are
P''oNS arc
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SPEYER &c CO.
OFF
THE CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
DUE JUNE L. 1908.

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20 J. P & ON
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ENTRaL AIRO COMPANY
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BOND TURING NARY cot ONS SUCH BONDS
DUE
CHANG
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London, Nov. 2s-Trading in the American de-
partrnent the Stock Exchange was on small
scale. Prices steady with most issues show
ing small fractional gains Canadian Pacific
weak Berlin selling Last prices follow:
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INVESTORS READ
The Wall Street Journal
Financial Meetings.

TIRTF ELEVATOR COMPANY-THE ANNUAL
II meeting the stockholders for the election OF
directors and such other business be-
fore held the Office OF the Company. Room
g. Sth floor. Mills Building, IL Broad St, New York
City. on December =. 1907. Il o'clock noon
GEORGE W. GRAFF, Secretary
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YorfoIk q Western Railway Co.

The Board Of Directors has declared % SuTon
kend az Two and one-haf per cent upon tns r,
Stock Of Company payable az the S on nS after
December 18th 1907 common ss 1csT -
~ 80 ~ q. II. ALDEN, sscrstary.
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THE RENTING AGENT, ROOM $40.

CNORNER 18TH ST. AND TRINITY AVE. TIL
BronX-Bakery with oven; suitable for barber
laundry or vegetable dealer. rent reasonable.
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Yesterdays New York New York, Net
IonHnn enuivalnnt W'daY. Changes
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

last recorded sale. tEx dividend.
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

.Uniisted. tEx dividend IL per cent.
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Instruction.
For Both Sexes-City.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF IANGUAGES
MADISON SQUARE t1I22 Broadway.
Harlem Branch: LenoX Ave- cor. I96rh ST
Brooklyn e T3 Court St.
Newark Scheuer Buiidin
$50 BRANCHES IN ALL LEADING CITIES
IRIAL LESSONS FREE
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kULTIPHONE OPERATlNd SoAaf'EA->i'
Broadway. oo ,oo-
The ROard OF Directors have this Gay oecaIeu & 'ls ne
fifteenth regular monthly DIVIDEND OF PEI .csro On
stock tssisd rrior 10 November 1s payable DeSein
her Ist 20 stockholders OF record at e close OF
Transfer books will closed November <ots az. "a,
r. N. and remain closed until the opening u 'N'
hsA< DecsmDef "a ISAAC THoRMAN. Treasurer.
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Dividend Notices.

Buffalo & Susquehanna Iron Company
First Mortgage 5ss Gold Bonds ,, ,. ,.
C.ounon No II due December ], 1907, VIII De pao
NJ maturity 1T the Office OF - 90, 9. y
FISK g. ROBINSON, 90 oeaar @ aSG Sa;' ,rr.asursr =,
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OCCUPY MODERN FACTORY AND SAVE MONEY
" LONG ISLAND CITY FACTORY CO.,
New York Ofices. lao Nassau st.
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MT. KIsCo, BEDFORD. KAToNAH--wE HAVE
vi desirable property that is for sale IN this
ton LOUNsBBRY 6 TiARP. East 42d St. New York
NOR SALE. AT OSsINING n. T.: AN ELEGANT
II county seat, fine residence, all improvements.
Apply 10 THOs. LEARY ossining. N. Y.
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Country Property for Sale.

T5oR sALE-NEw CANAAN. CoNN.-HoUsE. TEN
Il rooms improvements; city water: two barns. 35
stream through property; ~ miles out; price
ss 900. ROMER ]. BISHOP. 80 Park Row Stamford.
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London. November 81. 1907

NEW YORK. NOVEMBER 27TH. 1907
Connecticut western news., 1907-08-01
CLAYTON

R. M. Rood spent Sunday at George H. Rood's.
 Miss Mildred Rood is visiting Mrs Albert Bidwell in Boston this week.
 Charles Howe was in Pittsfeld over Sunday.
 Luther Lindsay was in Hudson few days last week.
 Miss Ida Mcintyre returned from New York last week.
 Mrs. E. E.C. Lane visited in East Ca naan few days last week.
 John Ryden spent Sunday in Brook lyn, N. Y.
 Mrs. Hine and son, Percy, of New Haven and Robert Bowman of New York are visiting at O. A. Weymouth's
 Elbridge Curtiss purchased a horse last week of Frank Stall.
 Miss Gilmer Dresser of New York is visiting at George H. Rood's.
 Mrs. E. M. Castle is visiting friends in Stockbridge.
 Mrs. William King has returned hom e with her two sons.
 Men are setting the state line stones through here this week.
 Al. Blackie is visiting at Q. A. Wey- mouths.
Connecticut western news., 1907-08-01
ASHLEY FALLS
countered

Miss Miriam Paillard has arrived at Cooper Hill, from Yonkers, N. Y. to spend the summer with her cousin, Mrs Bunker.
 A large maple tree blew down and broke the telephone wires, on Cooper Hill, Saturday in front of Mrs. Bunker's s house.
 The ladies of the home circle will hold their annual fair and supper at the chapel on Wednesday evening August 7th.
 Mrs. George Wood spent Tuesday in Hartford.
 Dr. Woman native of Persia gave a very interesting discourse in the chapel last Sunday evening on his work among his own people, whom he claims are just 1000 years behind the times. He is doing a grand work there trying to reach the hearts of the people through his ministrations as physician and is now in America to study and perfect himself in the care and diseases of the eye. Expecting to return to his missionary work in the early spring.
 MT. aud Mrs. William Beattie, super intendent of the Ashley Falls Marble Quarry sailed Tuesday on the steamer Corona" for London. They expect to be gone two months.
 Mrs. Farrell. and daughters of Spring field, Mass, are occupying MT. Beattie' s new house during their absence.
 Master John Fall has returned to his home in Palmer, accompanied by his cousin Master George Hall.
 Frank P. Smith and wife spent Sun day ill New Haven.
 Miss Kate Heaton was called to Lakeville on Saturday by the illness of her brother Mir. Alfred Heaton.
 Mrs. Charles Ashley is visiting friends in Mill River
 Will Campbell and MT. Kehoe were in North Adams on Monday.
 The young peoples League held an ice cream and cake social on the church lawn Tuesday evening.
Connecticut western news., 1907-08-01

bears the same outward appearance that it bore in the stage coach days and is a most excellent example of the style of hotel architecture which prevailed at that time.
 And there are other old buildings more or less elaborate in their quaintness, some with their narrow piazzas and their mammoth and imposing round pillars, as in the case of the Maple Shade Hotel, and smaller buildings with their quaint porches. windows, doors, porticos, etc., while here and there on a piazza will be seen grandmothers' rocker, on the back of which is painted the yellow cornuco- pia, filled to overfowing with the fruits of garden. field and vineyard. Age has dimmed it's lustre, but the old chair is still in a good state of preservation, ex- tending it's mute invitation to the weary to sit, rest and enjoy the beauties of the landscape and the quietude of the sum- mer afternoon or evening.
 And the traveller appreciates the nu- merous guide boards with their arrows pointing the way at the various turns, forks and crossroads, while thirsty beasts appreciate the humane inclinations which prompted the erection of a village watering tub where they may slake their thirst
 One of the attractions of the village is the Scoville Memorial Library, neat and imposing stone structure, in cen tral location, where many enjoyable events of 8 social nature are held at ire quent intervals. In the tower of this building are clock and the chimes which at fifteen minute intervals peal forth their sweet and harmonious notes. The business interests of the place are limited. George H. Clark is two mer- chants, i. e., he is proprietor of the only grocery. also of the only dry goods store. In addition there is well-stocked little pharmacy, market, tin shop and black smith shop.
 Taken all in all, it is remarkably pretty and attractive spot. either for 8 permanent residence, the summer vaca- tion or the sojourn of a week or day.
Connecticut western news., 1907-08-01
SOUTH CANAAN

Olin Pendleton of Norfolk accompa- nied by Mrs. w. A. Sparks and son Charlie and Joe Chapin of Norfolk. Miss Helen Robbins of Purdys Station, N. Y. and Miss Stella Smith of Housatonic, Mass spent Sunday at his home in this place.
 Miss Rebecca Hunt of Lakeville has been visiting friends in town.
 Miss Marion Marsh of Cornwall has been visiting at M. O. Deans.
 Miss Lucy Robbins of Lakeville spent Saturday with relatives in town.
 Latest report from Huntsville is that Clifford HillYer is gradually failing.
 The many friends of Dr. Skiff are pleased to know that he is gradually i'm proving.
Connecticut western news., 1907-08-01
WEST CORNWALL

Mrs. Charles N Fitch spoke at the gathering of the Sunday school Cradle Roll people, missionary talk, at Goshen Wednesday.
 R Smith has put roof on his resi- dence
 Mrs. .Rebstock is in town with her chil- dren at the former homestead.
 Charles Listman has sustaineda a shock premonition of illness. His son, G. Leo. is expected to arrive with his family | for few weeks.
 | l.. J. Nickerson, Esq, was in New York this week. He has been laying in store of muscular energy in the hay 1 field for the fall draught on his nervous strength.
 William Butler and wife from Litch- field are at his fathers.
 MT. Sturgess' family in MT. Cart wright's auto made trip to his mother s in Dover, N. r., Sunday. An ice cream sociable is to be held at North Cornwall chapel Wednesday even ing for Lodies Aid and Christian En- deavor.
 Miss Adelaide Barrow is at Utica, N. | Y, for the month of August. By a spe- cial effort of the people of the, district in Cornwall Hollow she has been engaged to teach their school next year, begin. ming in September.
 The hospitality of Judge Sackett's fa nify was extended to some neighbors of Cream Hill on Wednesday evening by means of pleasant party.
 The concert by Rev. H. K. Job, with the Amphion piano player, was given Wednesday evening in the chapel. As sisted by his son, Curtiss, MT. Job intro duced productions of many of the fore. most musicians of the world. His lee ture was historical and his selection in most excellent taste, and with wide range of composers. Mrs, l.. E. Heddon sang twice and was cordially encored Her delightful singing gave the needed finishing touches to an evening of most satisfactory instrumental entertainment At the last hour before the concert fl was found that an accident to the Am phlon compelled us to order of MT. A. l. Conkey of New Milford an instrument direct from his music rooms, Owing to his promptness 1t reached the station by evening express in time and saved the concert. A full chapel with good receipts will enable the ladies of the Aid society to make fine contribution to the paint ing of our village chapel. Prof Edward Baldwin, wife and child are at the fathers. O. E. Baldwin's, foI the month of August, from Illinois Uni versity.
 Mr. Trischman and family spent Sun. day at George Fritz's.
 Mrs. Gerald Hart of Brooklyn, N. r., is at O. w. Hart's.
Connecticut western news., 1907-08-01
TWIN LAKES

E. H. Morse, of Morse Business College, Hartford, and family are now in Camp on the southeast shore. MT. and Mrs. Morse have been spending several weeks canoeing in Maine.
 Mrs. H. l.. Ross of Canaan and Mrs. A. D. Waite of Cohoes, N. Y. spent Monday at the Freeman cottage.
 MT R. P. Paine and wife of Norfolk, expect to open their cottage, on the east shore to-day.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Goodrich, leave the Gillette Cottage and go to Pine Cabin for the rest of the season.
 At the Vesper Service Sunday eve ming, MT. Ware led the singing. The Rev. H. I. Bodley conducted the service and the many people who attend the service wish to express their apprecia- ton to MT Bodley for the help he has given them in the two evening meetings he has led.
 The meeting next Sunday evening be- gins at 5 o'clock as Dr. Jessie M. Yonan will speak also in Salisbury that evening Dr. Yonan is talented Persian phy- sician and judging from the testimony of those who heard him in Canaan last Sunday, is & speaker of unusual power.
 Miss Holmes of West Avon, Conn. is visiting at A. P. Freeman's cottage.
 Several of the young people around the Lakes enjoyed an informal dance at the pavilion last Thursday evening.
 MT. Garfield May has been spending a few days at the Ives cottage.
 Rev. MT. Utteriek and wife of New York city have been spending few days with Miss Utterwick at the Syndi- cate cottage.
 Mr. Porter of New Britain is in camp with Rev. H. I. Bodley.
 Miss A. G. Bartlett gave a tea one afternoon last week for her maid and several others on the east shore.
 MT. and Mrs. Hope, MT. and Mrs. Wakefield of Hartford are at the Eadie cottage.
 Miss Elizabeth Gillette of Sharon was an over Sunday guest at Pine!Lodge.
 It is reported that Col. and Mrs. l.. P. Burpee of Waterbury have leased e strip of land 200 feet in width between the Herriman cottage and the highway, from MT. Miles and intend to erect a cottage soon. It is also reported that MT. and Mrs. O. H. Briggs will erect a cottage on the same ground.
 Lewis Ferry of East Orange, N. J. is visiting Fred Hotchkiss at Pine Lodge.
Connecticut western news., 1907-08-01
SHARON VALLEY

Mrs. George Munson of Springfield, Mass, and Mrs W. W. Carpenter of Plttsfeld, Mass. have been visiting at G. Carey's.
 Master George Reed of Owego, N. Y., grandson of Henry Reed, caught three pound bass last Thursday at Long Pond.
 Your correspondent had the pleasure of camping last week at Long Pond. It is an ideal camping place. MT. Reed and family have camped there five sum- r'ers. They have everything arranged comfort and pleasure.
 Don't forget the regular meeting of Silver Lake Grange held August 6. Lee turer's Hour to be given under direction of the Graces.
Connecticut western news., 1907-08-01
EAST CANAAN

Rev. Mir. Utterwick former pastor was calling on friends this week.
 Miss Augusta Bronson is spending her vacation with her parents here.
 Mrs. John Beckley is visiting Mrs. O. F. Roberts. .#t George K. Goodwin while after load of wood in his lot under the mountain last Thursday heard rattlesnake in the wood pile. | James Keefe, foreman on the O. IN. k. has been spending his vacation with his parents Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Keefe this week. Having passed all the re- quired examinations will be promotedto engineer in the near future.
 George M. Lewis is moving his house. hold goods into the house with B. J. Stevens.
 Mrs. Luke Roys and daughter are visiting friends here.
 Mrs. Smith Robey and daughter Ada have returned from two weeks visit to her parents in Bethleham, Ct. Dr. Jesse M. Yonan a medical mis- sionary i'll Kindistar, Persia, will speak at the Congregational church next Sun day morning.
 No Ball game last Saturday caused by the Great Harrington High School team backing out.
 Hiss Gertrude Beebe of New Britain, Ct., is visiting her grandmother here.
 Miss Edith Webster of Waterbury is visiting at Mrs. A. B. Garfield's.
 Mrs. E. s. Roberts has sufficiently re. covered from her severe illness to per init her to ride out short distances.
 o. F. Roberts was home over Sunday from his lumber job at Cornwall Hollow.
 Quintin Rogers is able to get out of doors some after very severe attack of moose bleed.
 Earnest Traver and son spent Sunday with friends in Lakeville.
 Mable Donalds presided at the church organ Sunday in the absence of Mrs. Dunning the organist.
 Miss Nora Mo Carty is visiting in Hartford.
 A mum Der from here spent the day at Twin Lakes last Sunday and one party went to Lake Buell..
 The force of masons at the furnace was increased by two last Monday and work Is being rushed.
 We are pleased to see that Mrs. Daniel Keefe is able to be out of doors again.
 James Keefe returned to his work last Friday after visit at his home here of week or ten days.
 Charles WiesiRg of Lime Rock made an official visit at the furnace last Mon. day.
 The ball team promise very interest ing game next Saturday with the Tor rington Athletics, said to be very strong team.
 The B. B. club needs little financial aid. They are going to givel another one of their pleasant dances tonight (Thursday.) Everyone who has att tended one of their dances always has had a good time. EMMN
Connecticut western news., 1907-08-01
THE DIRT HAS
 BEGUN ID FLY
SEWER IS BEING CONSTRUCTED
Ten Men are now at Work-More Will Come as Soon as They can Work to Advantage-An Effort Will be Made to Finish the Work in Sixty Days.

The contract for the construction of the Canaan sewer has been signed by contractor Gaffney and the executive committee of the fire district and the work has been begun. Ground was broken near the corner of Church aud Barlow streets yesterday and the force are working toward West Main street.
 At the present time there are but ten Italians on the job but as the work pro- gresses more men can be used to advan- tage, ,and the force will be increased possi- bly, to fifty.
 The present force occupies the old milk factory on Railroad street until more desirable quarters can be obtained.
 Contractor Gsffney believes he can complete the contract in considerably less time than the 75 days which are allowed for the work. He thinks pos sibly it can be accomplished in 60 days if no unanticipated obstacles are en- countered.
Connecticut western news., 1907-08-01

The design is a sheild with projecting fronds on which are embroidered the names of the many and varied industries of the city.
 Meriden has ninety five manufactur- ing concerns, and there are probably few people in the state who appreciate the variety of goods produced there.
 Meriden is making rapid stride this year. there being over $l. 100000 spent in public buildings.
Connecticut western news., 1907-08-01
$500 BRACELET MISSING
From a LakeviIIe Hotel-It has not
 Been Recovered.

A bracelet valued at $500, and be. longing to New York woman named de La Montt, is missing from the Inter- laken Inn, near Lakeville, where she is staying. She discovered her loss Sun day morning and the most diligent search has failed to reveal any trace of it. Some of the hotel help, also the maids of the people boarding there, were we are informed, indignant at being un- der suspicion and at first were inclined to make legal retaliation but at last re- ports nothing of the sort had been done.
 The bracelet is reported to be very handsome piece of jewelry and one highly prized by the owner.
Connecticut western news., 1907-08-01
Large Goal Stripping. |.

The Lehigh Valley Coal company has opened what is believed to be the largest stripping in the world. It is To- cated at Lattimer Pa. and the coal is in solid bed 1900 feet wide, 30 feet in thickness and extends from Lattimer to Drifton at least six miles. It is esti- mated that were the company to take out 800 tons daily it would require 25O years to exhaust the supply.
Connecticut western news., 1907-08-01
A Bows School.

The recent home of B. B. Glenny in Sheffield is to be opened about October first as school for boys. The institu- tion will be under the charge of Seaver B. Buck, who has been senior master of the Hackley school at Tarrytown, N. r.. He will be assisted by Eugene A. Hecker dnd William Hamilton, Jr., both Har- vard'men. The circular places the price of tuition at S850 year.
Connecticut western news., 1907-08-01
AMENIA UNION

The farmers are rushing the business of having, while some are finishing this week, and others have nicely begun.
 Mrs. Joseph Riefsnider is spending a few weeks at E. K. Deans.
 Many attended the play, |" Josiah $ Courtship,' at Sharon Casino last Fri day evening. The same is to be repeated this Friday evening.
 Samuel Lane was quite badly hurt by the cars at Coleman's Station last week, but will come out all right.
Connecticut western news., 1907-08-01
CREAM HILL

Mrs. Lambert of Harrington has been visiting at l.. Lloyd's.
 William Martin and family of Goshen visited at W. $. Bierce's Sunday.
 A large party celebrated the seventh birthday of Willie Braman at the home of Newton L. Braman last week Tues day.
Connecticut western news., 1907-08-01
CORNWALL HOLLOW

The solo by Miss Flanders at the Sun. day afternoon service was greatly en. joyed.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Crosswav enter tained friends from out of town Sunday
 Mrs. George Wright of Torrington is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. E. H. Ocain.
Connecticut western news., 1907-08-01
Death of Norfolk Man.

Oyrenus Hunter, aged 50, an old resi- dent of Norfolk died very suddenly at his home in West Norfolk Thursday He was born in Sharon and had resided in Norfolk for many years. He had been employed for several years as care taker at the Center cemetery. He is survived by widow.
Connecticut western news., 1907-08-01
A Snake Tale

Lester Dean of Falls Village found a rattlesnake five feet and two inches long while spreading hay the other day, when discovered the snake was on some hay eating dock. MT. Dean killed the snake.
Connecticut western news., 1907-08-01
MERIDEN'S BANNER
The Silver City to Have Distinctive
 Emblem

The Common Council of the city of Meriden has adopted banner which hereafter will be distinctive emblem of the Silver City. It is beautiful em- blem, made of silk, mounted on cross pieces, and will be carried on a pole in parades in the city or when clubs or parties go out of town, or exhibited at