Church review . boarder. He asked if I didnt think the pie-crust would be improved if it had asecond coat of paint.—Indianapolis. Mrs. Mulligan—An wat did HisAnner say to you this morning? Mrs. Mulcahy—Cant you and yourhusband live together without fight-ing? Mrs. Mulligan—An wat did yersay? Mrs. Mulcahy—No, Yer Anner, nothappily.—Tit-Bits. On Shipboard.—(Weary Passengerreturning from the rail): How do youmanage to keep your meals down? Cheerful Passenger: Bolt them.—Exchange. What answer did the Quartermastermake to the charge that he had fed theregiment for an entire week on nothingbut sawdu
Church review . boarder. He asked if I didnt think the pie-crust would be improved if it had asecond coat of paint.—Indianapolis. Mrs. Mulligan—An wat did HisAnner say to you this morning? Mrs. Mulcahy—Cant you and yourhusband live together without fight-ing? Mrs. Mulligan—An wat did yersay? Mrs. Mulcahy—No, Yer Anner, nothappily.—Tit-Bits. On Shipboard.—(Weary Passengerreturning from the rail): How do youmanage to keep your meals down? Cheerful Passenger: Bolt them.—Exchange. What answer did the Quartermastermake to the charge that he had fed theregiment for an entire week on nothingbut sawdust? Why, he said he had always under-stood that sawdust was very fineboard.—Harpers Bazar. Wife (with a determined air): Iwant to see that letter. Husband: What letter? Wife: That one you just opened. Iknow by the handwriting that it isfrom a woman, and you turned palewhen you read it. I will see it! Giveit to me, sir! Husband: Here it is. Its your mil-liners bill.—Ex. GLASSES for the MASSES. Finest Lenses on Own First Premium atWorlds Fair. A Better Quality. No Higher in Price. Bring Your Eye Glass Troubles to Us. Only Place in the StateWhere Lenses are Ground. CARISS OPTICAL COMPANY, 50 ASYLUM STREET. Geo. F. Spencer & Co.^ CARMEN, ^ 71 Asylum St., Hartford, Conn.
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