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(APP-Celebration,
new YORK.
a Moran's oentenary and: mu-
a nsitlonai period. as it was
ll‘tie Gonnan composer
When Beethoven lived. the ro-
Mom or the nineteenth century
”I“ century formalism. It was in
a. Mbination of the newer ro-
U Win with the beauty of term
a by the eighteenth eon-
“?! masters that he excelled.
To Mire "I! Work.
. The musical world will revive vir-
tually all of his compositions this
“in in observance of the cente-
m. He wrote nine overtures. nine
“phonics and thirty-alum pinno
Matte. ills pl'i lpni vocal work
I "Fldello." an op rs.
Hire Haydn and Mount, metho-
you was of peasant birth. Finding
his home intolerable an account 0!
MO father's lntemporance and the
“fly death of his mother. the er-
ratic (entire turned early to music.
and published his first work in ms.
Fits of Temper.
Fame attended the early works.
mentally in Vienna. where in 1703
he was Nceived with great nrclnim
Hill the occdntririties of the man
were a constant worry
‘ilowed as an aftermath to '.he
ytsylng of some. prncticnl Joko
One one incident concerns n i“ n n
no woman who admlrod him so or
Gently thnt she was bent on havinl:
I look of lleethoion's hair for her
own. A friend 0i tho romrou-r suit-
”m- . M
encroaching alo‘ly on eight-y
to his.
friends. Doienii or incidents in mm 3
1 his tittsl hursts of temper lhntl
sealed to him in a Jocoee spirit. that
It loelt of goat'- hair would euilice
Juot as well. and Beethoven. in a
spirit at hilarity. acquiesced. and
sent her a lock ot goat's hair. the
color and eoaree texture of which
resembled his own. Inter the Wom-
un heard‘ oi the joke and accusvd
iiloethovon oi‘ perpetratin‘ It. His
'lury toll upon the friend who our.
seated the rule. While he immedi-
ately cut oil a lock or his own hair
and sent it to his admirer. it to said
that he never forgave his ingeniou-
friend.
Never Could Teach
It was on account or his unstable
disposition that he was never able to
teach and thus one to his pupils the
power of his genius. Only one man.
nus. sit/died directly under the
master and can be said to have been
his pupil.
During the latter years of his lite.
complete deafness overtook Bee-
thoven, but the ability to compose
was not dependent on auditory tac-
ulties. and it was after his hearing
was quite stone that he composed
Mien Solennis. one at his most ta-
mou" works. At his death in 182‘.
it is said that 20,000 people attended
lin- itll'l"l'i‘li.
Itlt. WHEELER “FE-ELECTED
BY GRAND LODGE A. 0. (7. W.
NEW "AVE-N. (AP).-~Dr. Frank
A. Wheeler of this city was ro-elert.
Ni Ii'l prnnri mastoi- workman ot the
proud lodlzo A. O. l‘. W.. in session
‘ir-ru l'r‘fiii‘l‘iinl'.
Minnie Clark. state witness. who
is to teatlly at the forthcoming Hall-
Mills murder trial at Sornerrille.
N. .l.
Bad Sidewalk
Basis For Suit
Against City
,Dnmni‘toe of $3.000 are asked in
n suit filed agninst tho (.‘ity of Nor-
walk by Mom Vasst of Elisabeth
street. in the Superior Court. yester-
‘ day.
it is alleged in the complaint that
the plnlntlif l‘t‘Ct'il‘f‘d several injur-
its when she stepped into a hole‘ and
M 4
tell on tho sidewalk in Eliznlmih
sirt‘nl, March 80. 1026. it is claim-
(‘d that the city was negligent in not
lumping tho sidewalk in n safo roti-
(iition.
Th0 ins‘ firm of K'V-L'll nnd (Zin-
dro rot-resent tho plaintiff. The
men is roturnnhlo in tho Superior
rourt on the first Tuesday. in Now
ember.
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Our boys clothing meas- LONIION. (Al‘iwlllltish writers
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pected of it—both by the Mm, 4.,
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