New-York tribune., 1902-06-28
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED FOR THE
COUNTRY CIRCUS.

The old saving that westchester weather is not
fully settled until July applied mere truth
fully than this year. The weather though pleas
ant at all times, has been subject to sudden cool
variations which have played havoc with yacht
races. golf matches and the other out-of-door
sports. to say nothing of the plans and eFpecta-
tions of the keepers of the hotels and road houses
on the Westchester shore of the Sound Inc
changes in the weather have been so sudden that
some days the beaches and hotels have oeen
crowded. while the next day everything was so
deserted that 1T impossible to get enough
people together to organize game of ping pong
The air has been so cool that bathing has been
almost of the question. Settled weather is
due next week however, and with it there prom
ises to be a rush which will keep the hotels and
bathing houses busy for the remainder OF the
All the ARRANGEMENTS have been made in Port
Chester for the circus hich IS to be held
in aid of St Peters Protestant Episcopal Church.
The show will be under canvas, and there will be
ton OF freaks, baby show, and smaller tents
containing refreshments ana amust menus, such as
cane rings. nsn ponds and peanut ana Lenohdde
has been selected nscause ne is one OF the
most popular men in Port Chester.
The police Of New-Rochelie have caused trouble
for many Of the summer residents since they be-
gan enforcing the ordinance against bicycles. auto
mobiles and other vehicles being operated at night
without lights. Nearly hundred arrests have
been made in the last month. Last night the pO-
lice arrested driver Myndert Starin, OF Glen
Island. Mr. ktarin appeared IN the local police
court in the morning and paid the fine, which is
Invariably So. Many of the commuters who have
been arrested have left their bicycles at the
police station security for their appearance, and
then failed TO go after them. Chief Timmons says
that the reason he did enforce the ordinance
before was because ii not properly drawn.
The city has ordinance now. which he says
will stand the test the courts.
The benefit for the little children Of William
Granville Hastings, the sculptor who died penni-
less in Mount Vernon few weeks ago, Is to be
held in the Mount vernon Cpera House next Mon
Dramatic Club
Commodore and Mrs. Charles A. Gould. Of Rye,
have invited the members Of the Girls Friendly
their yacht next Tuesday. Mr. Gould is at the
head of the Gould Car Coupling Corporation The
young women numbering about one hundred. VIII
assemble at Grey Rock, Mr. Gou!d's home, at 10
Il.
The Mamaroneck battalion of cadets, numbering
about hundred will go into camp Haw-
thorne Beach July to II. 1t is to be accompanied
by drum corps.
Benefit Association of the employees of the New
York. New-Haven and Hartford Railroad is to
be held next Wednesday evening. The will
leave Port Chester highly Illuminated. and make
trip the entire length Of the road from Cos Cob
to New-Rochelle. after which the members and
their friends Will go 10 the Rye Beach Inn for
Clambake.
Adrian Isen. Of New Rochelle has volunteered
to furnish uniforms for the WilTnot Engine
Company, which has just been organized in Upper
NewRoChelle. This Is the second gift the
pany has received from Mr. Iselin. A year ago he
gave the members $3.50 site for their frehOuse