Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-29
AS YOU LIKE IT.
Some Stray Leaves from Reporters
 Note Book.

Note Book.
 < When you are tired. Don't grit your teeth and work harder. Ease up little; don't talk any more than you can help. Talking takes vitality; lie down in dark place if only for 15 minutes; don't read any thing in which you are not interest," ed; don't feel that everything must be done in one day. There are 364 more; realize that it is better to leave things undone than overdo yourself; avoid people and their woes at that time. Seek some one frivolous; don't try to improve your self. Give your mind rest; and don't forget that little lemon juice in cold water in the morning is a great help.
 The theatrical season is about 10 begin and the As You Like It Man hopes that Waterbury will be fa- vored with some good attractions both in legitimate and variety. Some high class attractions have been booked for Polls but oft In the past many of the stellar productions booked never found their way to this city. Of course if the patronage is such as does not warrant the bring ing of real performances to the the ater we'll and good; but if first class plays are we'll attended let us have them. As for vaudeville the bills should be far ahead of last season. when many of the best acts failed to stop in Waterbury.
 
 The baseball season is drawing to close and within very short time the curtain will fall. To the As You Like 1t Man a goodly part of the season in this city in many ways re- sembled a comedy; still at times there was some very fine baseball. It is to De regretted that the team has. taken such a slump as 1t Is now fin, but perhaps next year the situa> ton will be better. At the begin ming of the season the outlook for winning team was bright but it.is always the unexpected that is hap pening in baseball. A few of the old guard still call up daily and want to know how Waterbury made out. All interest apparently has switched to the National league and 1t is no longer How Is Waterbury coming out?" but Would you please tell me the New York, Pittsburg and Chi cago scores?"
 A movement to raise money by popular subscription to build a mammoth United States battleship has been begun by Owen Gray post. c. A. R., at Larue. town in Ohio. The only request to be made of the national government. according to the resolutions adopted by the post. is that the battleship shall be named Grand Army of the Republic, as a memorial to the veterans of the civil war. It Is expected that every Grand Army post in the country will take up the movement. Contributions of s1 or more are to be received | from all citizens, subscriptions being in charge of the commander of each local post, and by him 10 be for warded to the department command CT of the Grand Army of the Repub- lie. who will send all contributions to the secretary of var.
 Those vho spend this season at I the seashore should be most careful about their hair If they go bathing ! in salt water, and most people do. Salt water Is extremely bad for the hair, and 1t should always be washed with fresh water after the sea bath. One should protect the hair as much as possible with oilskin caps. for an ounce of prevention Is not only worth a pound of cure la this case. but a saving of many hours time Salt water not only makes the hair rough. coarse looking. brushy. and devoid of Iuster. but sfreaks it as well besides fading it. IL is espe- eially severe on blonde and brown hair. Every time the hair and scalp are vet by the briny deep rash care fully sfteruard with pure fresh water. thrn shake and lift the hair < until it is drT- The scalp should also he managed gently with a TO- tarT motion from the edge tn the center Of the scalp. and if wst often some sort Of oflT tozir Ehogld bs