“ELLS USED AS CURRENCY '
maom
Probably the Earliest Form of Money
of Which There lo Any Real
Knowledge.
The earliest tribes did not nee
noney because no individual in the
tribe owned anything personally. A
property belonged to the tribe as
whole and none to any one person.
later on when the tribes met there
arose the custom of barter or trade.
the simplest form of which was th
«flange of articles possessed by on
Mile for those owned by another. Fo
finance, some of the Australian tribe
had a rough green stone which we
valuable for making batchetl.
hero of another tribe.
(Item.
Mem-
seeing these
ceen atone hatchets naturally wanted
They had no money. as we
now it today. but they had red ochre
with which they painted their bodies.
Thus it developed that the tribe own-
lng the green stones wanted some red
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came. and each article became a kind
1 money—each became valuable for
finding purwaee.
n was necessary. however,
value" before money becom elastic
It required something valuable in the
eye: of these tribes. One of the
earliest forms of this elastic money
The skins of animals were
m shells.
in and by savage tribes or money
till the. could not be carried about
The skins, however. veto
valuable In trading and fortune: were
of skins
owned. As soon as animals became
domesticated the live animal Itself re-
lihe shells.
ackoned by the number
placed the skin as money.
SCHEME PROVE!) A MllSANCE
“no Force Refund to Allow flatbed-
loal Man to Overlook Letter
Written to Himaeli.
The methodical Mr. Koiiam granted
acknowledgement when Kasai", an of-
Ilco uni-taut. presented him with a
note. according to the New York Sun.
“Found this in the '1? mail box. Xt‘e
mm to you." said Kesfler.
Idiom took the note, walked toward
the pigeonboled mail box and later re-
Iumed bl- aeat. It wasn't long before
moon. another follow worker. came up
to him with a note addressed to him
whichbo had picked out of the mail
box. Keilam was not quite so cordial.
but he took it and repeated hla trip
to the office mail box. He was even
less cordial when Klanster, another
umociate. approached him a few min-
ute. inter and held out a note.
“I found this in the 'K.’ “ he began.
"Darn it." alu’Ieked Kellam. “I know
where you found It. I put it there an
I’d get It In the morning—it‘s to re-
mind me to do something tomorrow.
For the iuvvn Mike put it back I“
Mysteries of Nature.
One of the most mysterious powers
that Close observation has revealed is
the capacity of certnin fishes unil “u-
ter animals In live out of the
water. Some small (:rlist:1<-cun< lime
been known in lie for 40 ycnr< 1n (ll'lwl
mud without losing the punter all “C-
tively living “hen the mud um lili'lS-
tened again. A nnlurnlm visiting
Jerusalem took ll llllle mud from the
pool of Hilmn. at the .lleTu ;:::ll'. .ill'l
put ll in ii [Illl hilt. It luy ilr} fur 4”
years. but uhe-n some of the «ligx dust
was put into a snurcr full of \\'illi'l‘
It zine rise ul‘li'r it short llllli‘ to
some lhel) \vulcr liens. ’l‘hi: i'l‘l. us
Is well lxll'll‘l]. tall ll‘nH-l through
damp Kiwi“ 'l‘llvri' l~' ii ll'Hl-lllil i‘;‘ ll.
known :iS the rllmlnnz prrvh, which
has UH- \‘l'l‘\ I'lli'll'il‘: hulnt or" \I'l‘.llll-
bung, by luenns of Its pm-Inrhl Iin<.
up stonw, routs. nnd even the trunks
of trees. in se-nrr‘h of inm-r'ls I'll “bu-ll
If feeds. Still more \lil'pl‘lslllg is the
habit of 1: South African lid. mlfwl
Clarlas. “incl: ls <1:le to lnuki' rim--
turnnl “:1th on the fields in Uliler to
eat the grains of llilllt’l.‘-‘L‘ln(‘lnll.lll
Enquirer.
one Way It Does Not Rain.
The vwalhcr men hnvc been trying
to answer: “How «Inn-u It ruin?“ It is
I hard question. my.» llr. W. J. Humph-
rey: of the weather bureau at Wash-
innon.
“Lots of people are I-onlt-nt to say
that the droplets ut the top of the
cloud pick up others on their wny
down and mine out ut the bottom full-
med raindrops." he said. “That
sounds nice. but those who give this
explanation seem to overlook the fact
that clouds can float In the sky for
days without giving a drop of rain."
He has culcuiutcd how big a drop
would result from such a full. and it
turns out that a cloud particle falling
from top to bottom of a dense cloud a
mile thick and picking up every other
droplet on its wuy, would come outl
onU one-sixteenth of an inch in dI—'
ameter, much smaller than an ordinary '
mindrop.
Poker in Hand.
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lord. lie and his family were in the
habit of going on motor trips everyI
Sunday. So one Sunday we were'
rather surprised to hear a peculiar
grinding noise in what seemed to us
to be their kitchen. As my husbandl
was not presentable. I grabbed up the
poker. for i felt sure it was Some one
trying to break in. and bravely ran
down to the front door and rang the
door hell. i thought they would hear‘
the bell ring and be frightened away.
Imagine my embarrassment when the‘
door of the flat opened and the land-l
lord stepped out and caught me with1
the upraised poker In my hand. When1
I finally got through explaining be'
merely informed me that the noisei
was caused by the grinding of bia'
coflee milk—Chicago Tribune. '
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Llie’s Diaeaxea.
One of the common diseases of
adult life is old age, another ls middle
:2 t‘mli’: are not limited to adult
- on . actuall ‘.
’ time, but a phys? is “a a function
= Fill.
n lcal state—Eugene
to
ma the developments of a "unit of
Smart Sports and
Polo Coats
Extremely Low Priced
$7.95 $9.95
~ $12.95 $19.95
Coats for immediate and later wear. Coats that are worth
twice as much as they arc marked in this sale. Chic models,
cleverly developed from materials that are most desirable this
season. Brand new models, just in from the manufacturers.
Sports Cloths, Chincillas, Herringbones
All attractive styles, .some with belts, some. with patch
[,m-kcts and others with inverted plaits; many are silk lined
throughout. I
\Viili a l'iillg‘o' of styles as wide as we present in this salc.
m- are sure that all women will find coats cxacllv to their
liking.
Remember. lhc ‘illt' prices mean a generous saving. Now
Iliummlulmmli.
mama: me new
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Two Important Sales Tomorrow,
Will Attract Hundreds of Women . ere !
ix llll' time to buy.
You
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New Dresses for.
Spring Wear
Priced in the Sale at
$4.95 $9.95 $14.95
$19.95 $24.95
Brand new models that were never intended to be sold
at these prices, but fortunate purchase on our part enables its
to ofl'er them now, at the threshold of the spring season, at a
price most unusually low.
Smart Styles in all the New Materials
Handsome models that will appeal to the women of good
taste; dresses that are appropriate for general utility wear.
There are models in orchid, brown, rose, bluc, hello, and
tan: colors that are to be. worn mmt this spring.
The priccs in no way indicaic lhc value of these (ll't‘SSOs.
them.
ALTERATIONS ARE FREE
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THE PARIS
33 South Main Street .
ESTABLISHED 20 YEARS AGO
South Norwalk
WARNING!
Say “Bayer" when you buy Aspirin.
Unless you see the name “Ba
not getting genuine Aspirin
yer” on tablets, you are
_ prescribed by physicians
ox er 22 years and proved safe by millions for
Colds Headache Rheumatism
Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis "
Earache
Lumbago Pain, Pain
Accept only Bayer" package which contains proper directions
Handy “Raver” bots ' ' H
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Funeral Directors and Embalnters
70-72 North Main Street, South Norwalk
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It will add greatly to the pleasure 01 yo)” ~. :
been cardniiy chosen so that it will stand the hi.
and take your things to your destination Sal- i:
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Our new line is the most complete Wt l...».- _
sisting of many new numbers in Dress. Swampr ‘ , . .
also new colors in leather bags and suit (-acvg
ANGEVINE
FURNITURE COMPANY
lfi North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Phone 256
PALACE BOOTERY
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
New Sport Oxfords $5.93
Are Catching the Feminine E) e?
in a mart smoked and grey horse leather war (.3...
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Saddle straps. The” new sport oxiords are .8 .M
their way into every woman‘s heart.
rubber soles and heel;
Sun
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Has Removed to
48 CHESTNUT STREET
Fenders, Bodies, Lamps, Repaired—Welding.
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and affords an npportumtt' to Finish odd ;
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TABLES. CHAIRS. ROCKERS, Mc~
in \\'lnii~m .ind min: iI' » :‘
SEE THE WINDOW DISPLAV
Raymond 59’ Son
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
WALL AND HIGH STREETS NOEWALI
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HAVE YOU SEEN
Brillllll‘ll‘. new sport flu-incur. in
min. the r. ivr combinations lit-\\' .2:
Spring Fashions.
l’fe‘rily of 1:03.20. illltlc and mm _'
hosiery.
Conneally Er“ Br;
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN
STORE OPEN SATURDAY 5-. E\~
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Varnishes & Enamels
Money Back Guaramce
guaranteed :0 give
directions, or your mvnrv 1...
High in Quality—Low in rm.
‘his material ml .1.
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ALBERT D. MORGAN
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South .\Ul"tdil‘\
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Inventory Is Over
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and many lines of brnkcn and Uilil
put forward to be sacrificed.
There are union suits, Ulltltl"\lril‘. v l’v'
vct sport hats, knitted wear, slalill‘wl
embroidery, etc.. all iii-arkcd at I'miiv‘h"
prices for clearance.
Look for these bargains on our in "
The N. E. Ryan C0:
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