At Black Pond Sunday there was a
, small community composed of three I
{ families: Mr. and Mrs. William Whea- j
ton and children. Mr. and Mr*. Walter i
Wheaton and children and Mr. and Mrs I
* Raymond Wheaton and child.
’ Fired L. Cokely and son. Henry,
j of Prorideace are Tisitiag Mr. and
iMr*. Charles Wilcox at Putnam
Height*. Mr. Cokely was a former res
ident of Putnam but left here 23 years
ago. He has been successful in life
and still enjoy* an occasional Tisit to
! Putnam.
Mrs. E. L. Simpson has returned
from a Tisit to her daughter. Mrs.
George M. Fine at Ocean Beach ac
; compaaied by her grandson Robert
Fine.
! A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Coffin of Montclair X. J. last
| week. Mrs. Coffin is well known in \
| Putnam, she was Miss Edna Gertoc !
, the district nurse here a few years ago ’
Miss Florence Pray of BallonrOie
j »pra! a few dars last week with her f
|£unt. Mrs. J. 8. Greene * ‘— |
Get What
You Pay
For
Ton must pay as much, or
more, for cars that have to
“go get a reputation,” as the
Hupmobile costs.
Why pay practically the
same money for a car yon
can only hope will be good* !
when the Hupmobile brings
yon absolute certainty of re
liable, low-cost performance
throughout its long life?
This is the 14th year of good
Hupmobiles; the Hupmobile
is a car of known value. Why
bny on “spec,” when yon
can invest in a Hupmobile?
We will gladly demonstrate
the Hnpmobile and give yon
good service at lowest cost
after yon bny it
Diamond Bros. MotorCo.
Putnam, Conn.
