The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-02
Jewish Relief
 Appeal Is Made
 To Everybody

A famous thinker of the nineteenth century, in one of his many cynic moods, advanced the theory that sym pathy Is merely the reaction upon the mental pfcturing of ones self in the plight of the sufferer. The impulse to help the beggar who extends to us his pleading hand and exhibits his sotled rags or his crippled limbs is, accord ing to his opinion, the result of the unpleasant impressions created In our minds by the piteous sight, that per haps we might ourselves be in the helpless condition brought to our tice. Sympathy then would really be equivalent to pity with our own selves.
 Without going the length of dis cussing this theory or even refuting its fa1alcy, 1t Is undoubtedly helpful at times to visualize the sufferings of others and contrast their dire fate with the comforts which have come to use and the fortune which is smil- ing upon us. It was probably this that Chirnlan Max J. Buechler had in mind when in his appeal to the Jews of Bridgeport to support solidly the drive to raise $50, 900 beginning next Sunday for the relief of European war sufferers. he urged them to picture to themselves the horrible, cruel situa- ton In which these millions of fellow Jews find themselves at this time.
 'tThese poor widows and orphans are your own flesh and blood" Chair man Buech1er declares. "They have been forced to pass through the hot furnace simply because they were Jews. No other reason Is back of the cruelty under the hot breath of which their souls were singed and their bodies wasted and defiled.
 Picture to yourselves your lot You know that you wln not be left alone to breathe your last by the roaside- You knew that around your bedside will be gathered trained nurses, skilled physicians and, above sick have no nurses, no physicians. llpidemfcs are raging, pestilence is stalking through the concentration camps in which are huddled the more them or theirs. What is asked [ f you, of all of us. Is very little. pen your purse. Write your check. The lives of of these, h your brothers and sisters, whether thsy vii nvs or die.s
 AT A SUPERIOR COURT SESSION, holden , at Bridgeport' " within 9t4,, and nd, for oGRaREh 6G9sa15 4 9oH& " " BANKS. ssn5 Judge. aN superior q Court, 4oss, Fairfield County. Feb PER REkGFEN Rk R4NIvHfssf Sf saad 5g Rg1agsgoEs
 der. the laws of the State of Con- JUDGEMENT CONFIRMING TEMPoR-
 AIRY AS PERMANENT RECEIVER
 AND LIMIT TIME ME FOR PREsENTA-
 This action by complaint claiming the appointment of a Rece1yer to wind up to this Court on the 12th day of Jan uary, A, D. 1922. and thence to the and were fully heard, no plea or answer
 The Court finds all the allegations of day of January, 1922, William J. Lavery, Es$porsy @ @ Esssi7s5 tSa s5s 1zap',s zs5$ Ge$ snp,srS9neoe snperiop Court, UT Chat said tenporsry ePRpt PPDtn%entt on the a Eth e daY of January S s 1922. and that the said William J. Layerv. v.Is, Es9, aeceptsd sP1oS said apPoint ce1SeJ Now ah1 rIIEREFoREs aI HM It It is % Ordered ssa oInt@sns ad5nas shs shst sas safd feWRiT Wsa
 Pany be. and the same is hereby con said William J. Lavery be and he is hereby appointed permanent receiver of ity and directions heretofore given to him as temporary receiver be and the same hereby are reahrmed and con
 And, it is further ordered and ad-- same al1e is Sereby limited 1or the presentae pres ton to the said receiver of claims
 gfnst 5e sate be fes all feTeE barred. and that the said receiver give notice to all parties concerned of the scented within the time limited will be thereafter barred. and of the address by f0 MnlSn ma9i bY S1a publishing such notice in three (3) issues of The Bridgeport Times, | a newspaper pnDhsned nD naaSl, in the said the said notice. postage prepaid, to be l mailed to each known creditor, all on | or before March ard, 1872
 s1ss FRED w. TRACY. Clerk