Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-29
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM. NEWS
PUTNAM

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 William Bull member of the contract ing firm of Bull & Dumas, is missing, and his family and friends here had become so concerned about his disappearance that the matter was reported to the po- lice Friday, with a request that every effort be made to locate him.
 It was stated Friday that MT. Bull has been absent from Putnam for nearly two weeks, failing to return from trip to Boston. where he went on business. The day after his departure he is under stood to have telephoned from Worcester to his partner. William Dumas. and de- clared that his eyes were giving him trouble and that he expected to go to specialist for treatment. Not a word has been heard from him since.
 Special apprehension is aroused be- cause of the fact that MT. Bull, some years ago, disappeared in a similar man. ner. Many weeks elapsed at that time, when he apparently suffered an attack of aphasia, before he realized that he was in Chicago. but know not how he came to be there or how long he had been in that city.
 Mir. Bull came here few years ago from Winsted and was engaged on the contract of constructing one of the ad- ditions to the plant of the Manhaset Manufacturing company. Later he de- cided to locate in this city and has since remained here.
 He is a man about 40 years of age. Captain Remi Delage> had obtained a photograph of MT. Bull on Friday and it was to be made use Of in an effort to locate MT. Bull who, it is feared. has suffered another breakdown in health.
 It is anticipated that difficulty is going to be encountered in an effort to locate him, as so little is known about his 1 movements since he left Putnam and SC 1 much time has elapsed since that time.
 Even though they do get on the nerves of many motorists because of their per 1 sistence in asking for "a lift" the un- wards of 100 New York girls who are al Camp Utopia, In Woodstock, are ot never-failing interest to those who en. counter them.
 They certainly are not lacking in abil. l ity to get about the country. and a grou1 of four of them picked up by a local mar when he was nearing Woodstock were i just rounding out a hike that had talze1 | them to SprinEfieid and from there on tt ! Lee, Mass, and return. Still others havt ] started out from the camp and hiked tc l Boston and back. The hikes of a long ! distance nature never fail to includ | many lllLS WnlCn are SWeetIy asked O 1 anyone that happens along with car ' The girls are always grateful for tn | rides they get but there are so many 0 / them, and the requests are so frequent l that some motorists are wearying o l what for time was an interesting littl 1 experience. In word, the thing is be ing soyerdons
 And now the American Legion, as a organization here. is 8 little bit offende
 because there appears to have been
 lack of patriotic respect at recent ban concerts in the square. It is complaine
 that many men have not uncovered a
 the, concerts have closed with the play
 ing of the Star Spangled Banner an
 criticism also is made by the forme
 service men because the bandmen did nc
 arise while playing 1t. What some hay
 termed the 'jazzing' of the national a1
 them and the fact that some couples wer
 so disrespectful as to dance while 1t wa
 being played also irritates. the legion
 aires. The veterans have taken no officis
 action on. these grievances, but they hay
 intimated rather clearly that they woul
 like to see a bit more patriotic respec
 in such cases as have been cited an