The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-22

Every fraterna1 benevolent and religious organization in the city has | tiues to the preliminary conference which will be held at 7:3O this even ing in the sun parlors of the Strat- field by the Jewish Relief Committee. This conference has been called for the final perfection of the organiza- ton with which Bridgeport will do its share towards alleviating the state state a;HG Of famine, typhus and H cholera Boucher. a prominent jeweler, has ac- cepted the chairmanship of the local committee.
 In recognition of the worth of this Temp1eton has issued the following proclamation:
 TO THE CITIZENS OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT. Whereas, the cry of woe and suffer- Ing of our stricken Jewish brothers across the seas has stirred our in nermost feelings, and has awakened within us a sense of sympathy and kinship, and
 Whereas, the tragic plight of 3oo,- 900 Jewish orphans. homeless, shel- terless, friendbess, naked and fam- ished, has profoundly touched our sympathetically attuned hearts, and Whereas these suffering martyred could have nowhere to turn but to us, dwelling in peace and comfort, I, Charles A. Templeton. Acting Governor of the State of Connecticut, do hereby appeal to the loyal and devoted citizens of this State to gen. erously assume the pleasant burden of raising $250,O0o.0O toward the sum of $14,0OO,OOO.0O which is being raised throughout the United States.
 May I not urge all to give freely of their time. energy and money un- til every Jewish life shall be repaired. and healing balm shall be brought to every Jewish soul, bruised and wounded by wars cruel aftermath, and every Jewish tear shall pe com forted and wiped away.
 I hereby set aside the weeks con- mencing with February 18th and ending March 4th, as Jewish Relief Weeks in the State of Connecticut.
 CHARLES A. TEMPLETON,
 Acting Governor.
 This s14.0O0,oO0.Oo relief fund is being raised during the weeks men, toned throughout the United States. Connecticut has accepted a quota of 100000 minimum of which Hart ford is raising $100.000. New Haven s1oO,o00. Norwich s25.ooo, Water
 The following committee of prom inent citizens has issued a call to urging them to attend this most inn portant conference this evening.
 David Altman, 1196 Main St.; Her nun 200 t1OuSn AVS.s Leonard Askein, 211 State St.; Chas. Altman, 63s Main St.; B. I. Ashmun. 1115 Main St; Al. Anderson, 1242 Main St.; M. J. Boucher, 754 Clinton Ave: L. Baumrind, 146 Washington Ave; Charles s. Brody. 954 Main St.; Benj. Brownstein, 3o6 Brooklawn Ave-; B. Blumberg, 86 Wall St.; Dr. M. Carl Beck. 33O E. Main St.; Ma than Bernbach, 51 Fairfield Ave; Bernstein & Brown, 1858 Main St.; Max Bufferd. 198 Knowlton St.; Dr. Morris Bell. 24sS Main St.; Dr. Max Belezr, 199 Federal St.; Baum Broth CTS, SIS Water St.
 Dorthy Cohen, Security Bldg; Frank Cohen, 4S9 E. Main St.; Morris J. Co., hen. 1907 North Ave: Harry Cohen. 1922 State St.; Max Cohen, 96 Bank St.. Israel Cohen, Newfield Bldg.
 J. Davidson: Minnie Dworkin, 754 Lafayette St.; Hyman Dworkin, 754 Lafayette St; Druchkow Bros, 157 Stratford Ave; pr. Charlotte Dorkin, s15 Howard Ave; Henry Dorkin, 915 Howard Ave; J. Drucker, 111O Broad St.: Irving Bison, 136 Fairfield Ave.
 David F'euer. 306 Brooklawn Ave; Geo. N Finklestone 7S Vine St.; Ja- ccb Flamm, 1128 Fairfield Ave; Harry Fox. 604 Water St.; Julius F'leischer, 1882 State St.; George Feuer, 254 Wells St.; Max Frank, 295 F, Main St.: Nathaniel H. Frankel, 1189 Main St.; Bernard Faust, 1239 State St.; Simon Feldman, 391 Mad ison Ave; J. Fried, 1269 Main St.; Jacob Fuchs. 405 E. 77th St., N. Y. City.