The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-25
WESTPORT'S SCALES AND MEASURES RECEIVE
 OFFICIAL INSPECTION
County seaIer Cunningham Pays Westport An Official visit-In-
 tinatdation Gases in Court.

Westport, June 26-The trials of the three Polish residents of Turkey Hiu who aided in the escape of Paul Boski and who are also charged with intinidating an officer in the process of his duties were held before Justice s. A. Purdy in the town hall yester- day. John Bosh who owns a farm on Turkey Hill, 1t was claimed threat ened two of Sheriff Meade's assist ants by brandishing an iron bar. The two officers at the time had hold of Paul Boski who is wanted for as- sault upon a domestic in the home of Rev, c. B. Strayer of Greens Farms. Paul BosA after being freed that day it was the fore part of last week. has not been seen since. It Is believed that he is giving these parts a wide berth. Justice Purdy imposed a nominal fine on each.
 County Sealer of Weights and Measures Thomas J. Cunningham of Bridgeport has been in fWestport for the past few days inspecting the scales and measures in all places. Where scales and measures are found to figure less than that required by law, the sea1er can confscate the property. The sealer also has the au- thorsty where an infringement of the law is found and where his orders are not carried out, to arrest the guilty parties The sea1er also has been looking over the stock In busi- ness places noting whether the carton law is being carried out. The law reads that every package must bear 9 statement of the amount within the carton.
 yesterday were F. A Poland, Hart ford; R. W. Daley, William F. Dor sey and Thomas J. Cunningham of Bridgeport
 The members of the Westport base ball team anticipate big doings Sum- day when they will go to New Britain to play the East Sides of that town.
 The Girls Friendly Society of Christ Church will hold a )subscrip- ton dance at the church parIors on July q
 4 house party will be held at the "Old MIL the home of MT. and Mrs. Neil R. Mitchell at Compo. dur ing the first week of July when Miss Natalie Mitchell will entertain a num- ber of her friends.
 Dr. and Mrs. TrimbaII of New York city have taken ID their residence for the summer in their newly acquired home in State street.
 The Westport Alphabet club will meet on Friday afternoon of this week with Miss Alice Tovey.
 Senior Glass Day exercises Of the Staples High school were well attend ed By friends of the class at the as- semb1y hall of the high school last evening. The class sketches such as the prophecy, will, history and other matters were of high order and were very interesting and entertaining. Commencement exercises of the Staples High School win be held this evening at National hall when a, class of eleven will be graduated.
 The Fourth is on it's wayseveraI of the etores about town having now on display various merry noise ma.k- CTS Someone has suggested that the young men of the town accidentally set fire to the State street bridge just for a little bit of excitement and also for public good.
 There are advertised letters at the post office for J. Boyd. Mrs. Fl. Buck, Mrs. George e. Ernst, Mrs T McAu- 1 life, Mrs Steinbacfer. William Burr Gilbert and Christian Wubile.