iionm Whlrh Would he Not‘ilui' a Huron ol‘ itei'ugn hut
u (21m: in 'iruiion.” ‘
What an Artist Has don: With an
ancient Building on the Picturesquz
Sill/ermine River in Connecticut:
“Mill Hoose" and How it Was
Transformed.
l'joom: its hoary oakon booms :md nil
lorugrotniuod a.~ chit-l union», numy
Charms.
1".Hllstitl ‘hridgou spun tho rune. which
mun under this niolim'n housv jllEli nu
; .5 it did under the old limo mill. and tho
“5’ ”Ni“ ”lilo" Bruno. ,1 old mill-ponduhwn the waters of thr
3 men againioin- tin» river, l'l now
When the matron m the \‘iz-iniiil 01‘ l hummus “The pool." in it's .vooi n'n»
iNorwnlii, Connocticut. hoard, two tern Mr. and Mrs, lintt‘iicnn and tho
yours ago, llmt Fro-nil ’l‘ownmmll~ more. ({Imrghfig (it'vliluiz' guests in“.
it‘utrhons,’ whose brush uud irnietio runni- morniiig‘mlnngv and swim. iii-'-
hul'o won him tum", ml ioth Shim oi m-y nioinrosqllh i‘ozituro of tho old mill
lilo, Atlantic, lmd llouuhi tiw old .«znw- hull noon “present-ad unfit ulillm :l. in:
will on tho i-iiivrrmlno ltiwr and for 11;,- pogglbloflin thr running! or mix:
mount to rmnmiel it into n nuimher country.»
home mid studio. thoy shock ilwi.‘ ’
lit-lulu und said: "Another om- ol‘ thong ;
crazy urtinls." . .
liul when .lohu A, third, of New , ‘ ‘* '
York. uroliilm-t limi l‘rh-ud oi Air. ilulv ‘ ?‘
t'lions hint-.2 timir ntudont days t with-
or in Paris, t‘nmpvd through lllt', hit: 1
building Hour to tilt f'i‘tll'h‘ old, ;:"d ‘
Hill with num‘vdnliro «'5'» tho i:.n\':.
Ilzilzon lwumu. lilt' hit», \i'lit'i‘l, iii.rl lh’
picturesque l'ilt'tl‘le}, llii" (l1mm'liiuil;.'~
"fut" hronri pili'i‘lil’l-L mwhnunin': tll
river hoiow. tin. \lt‘n‘ l." l‘itnisiillz' unit-
o'xor tho dum u .«zhorl dinluzwo up ih*
windingntrl-um. gold the lhlvlziy no‘d
od lllii‘iis on Jilin-r nido (*z'ilw rirn'.
lie i'uiriy nin-ulod with onlhusinmn.
"i-W-zisiiilo to i‘l'illtliipl il‘.’ (‘l our-1*
it :. li’li'iliilt’. l \‘roulzizzi i" llw ,:
tiunrl“ for :1 million dollar =.' i
’l‘hul wu»; thv iwninninu i'xu 3mm. .3
9,3,0. l
"l‘odnr Mil] lliliil'i'. us Mr. und .‘llru
liulvlnmn how, noun-ti i'hvir houw at
Mr, linrr‘l’u ruminth‘n, in (up (i il.**
hliillih ul' lilo i'ulnlri‘l ul‘ii:~‘!«' H: (‘Q‘f' :lv
Silt'lll‘lliiltiu 'ilil- hos: ‘nl *l fizil.
truly,“ in tho (iii iltlnw Mid l llu n:- ill“
\l‘ulvr ii iii.» rum int i hullhlw: o! "hi1 ~
l'o'im, not it i'-'. tlil’ u‘hiwl rt :1 mail ‘rr
‘iil.l:ii:l\, insumi ul‘ 'li” 01d until-Jun”
Tim [lthi‘l’ whit-h. tor owr :l *0; in!)
had run lh,. mu hinm'y oi‘ lln- .llii i‘mi :
nortinut mill mu unhlim lhv- dim/2; ;
i
Q
it won tho lm-nlion oi «no old mill
whirh iirni utirnriwl Air, iluti'lwun
uud loll to lln- nurrhuw at tho pron
iti‘l)’ on which it stood, With his mt.»
ist'n oyl' uud lnmuiuntion he now in it
.3 tin* lilt‘lti Hlit’ for u honw u'hirh would
lmrvd in lllv Hitli and iiu- wind minim 1‘ 1m not (mind l|:l\’t'ii oi" rol‘uuo but it.
l'Ulliiiillli int-intuition. Although nuill
Tut r : dirrcliy on tho hnnh vl‘ tho riror, It
lliilill‘ villi i‘li’iilli' llllll lliill ‘i‘t‘. l'l‘. l
Tho upon p‘uli'm‘m tontulh th-
u":l‘hun‘.‘, who, for isn'n. Irriil'v. niil
:»‘.;t.nm Rider bud Hood, in nlvlv" ,:
him-in nmi hill: hi. hulri: rrhn] iwnl
llw lt.ll‘.' 10.12; from tho l‘omw ill’lli
wrmizi on lhoir limnnuy l'mm
to t‘iiiiirutlon, it. now u Mind ,. r n Willi, lllw so muny Now lifuzlund huildv
nhvl‘o iiimiiitulltg. lv' titanium ”sit“ ingn, viow to tho windingt (“unity
2mm. hum]. 'i‘lw tililli‘ltiiitlilit'ii row:
null thv ilr‘vul hilw: ol’ lil‘in ulni :iundll‘“
huw hirvn \rur iu «uriunhu hunt
roull with u i‘ulwrouvltinn Vlon‘ in north
aunt in honth. Arrow. tlw nlrl-um who
u xti'olrh (ii uulivn woodinud. on yrt.
lili‘l‘lali. ll hroud, inn ivlluli‘ru. uuzl o ion
in: run} '.til¥il‘iili oi lim uhrili hum o.
ohi n tints, thins i.. lhu I;liil'|l"il‘ nl'
llulii-l Wilma, i‘l‘illlinl ill“ it'lviilnll', i2:
tin» uuim ol' ili‘itll («million with u to
writ: hull, nu u mmnnuion. l‘csr UN
in :‘rh nt‘ llu- iiulohon-z’ hmnn in u llllsl'
ulnr lmnwim'. niu'w t'm' nil tho wmunw
("“41in lll‘ null um tor lilv loudly unit
ii«. own limlw-iull'lllm. 'i‘lw bi». ’t'l"
i'iuliit nl‘ iiw mill in now tho ilvlun:
uulnurhicd in tin. wmnln‘mn'u nun. 't‘o
h- l-p that wood nurrl‘d, "ml to "fulfil
his own homo from itn iiiMhlllii' lrunu
i'orlnuilon into n ululuuyurd in iliilti‘o
morn. Mr. liutviwnu midi-d lb‘r uorut.
loud in hln homo nrou‘ndn, will h iiuw
inchido ll tllll‘t i't’ ullHut mu: ilt‘i‘lli.
lying: on both 2mm. «*i‘ tlw 152' r.
lv‘nlly drivrmtmni lhl'i hit: homo
himuid ntnud on tho nir‘utimi i.: Li (0»
«mind by tho old mill .‘slr, lillti‘ivlm
‘nnxt became captivated“ with ’tho‘
uoiid~tirnberod interior ‘01" tho Dhildr
tug. Wuathoweaton and ditnptdntanx‘
though it looked within. their} new
possibilities / in tho two great rooms.
one on oithor lloor,,whioh the ortiut
now, and *whioh decided him to remand
oi the building inuloud ot’ tearing it
,down. .li'riondn tried to, discourage
him, pointing out dimouitiou which ‘
they regarded nu~unnum10nntulzlo, and
calling him viéionnrymnd impru’irtiCni;
but, when hiu judgment was coutiruh
ed by tho urohiieot‘n verdioi, tim fate.
of tho old mill wnn (untied.
in that moment .litil iloum become
it certainly,
The first probioin to ho mot, wan tho
spring flood which nnnualiy rhinos tho.
water in river and raceway. The»
basement muut be above my dunger
or invasion in the irenhoi. sens-mu. and
no the entire. building was ruined. it.
woe; n tremendous job. An soon as it.
was ncrompliuhod, tho. carpenters took.
nosneuslon, ’i‘hu hig 'huilding was hunt
intuot and become the main port of
the house, the entire. lower iloor no
lug used on tho living‘room. A now
will; was added to the south. mid the
lower floor divided into Mrs. ilutoir
eus‘ studio, tho dining-room, and tho
kitrhvu. (Mr. iiutohonu’ Hillilio is u.
uopnrnto building it short dintnnce
lunar from the house.) The. ul‘culld
hear of the house is dorotiui to steep-
infi-rooms nnd baths, und tho uttlo
iioor accommodates tho iviliiurd-rmmr
in tin» front and tho servants‘ quor-
tors and store-roomn, in tho rear.
The» entire exterior oi tho uniidiu:
was coverod with nhinglos. and those ‘
wurv no‘ither pninrod nor stuinrd. Sun,
wind and min intro gii'ou tiwm a suit
urnr tour, whirh daily grows morn
in nuiii‘ul nud n‘miuut whirh ilw whuu
ii‘l‘iliili‘llgzs on. most eu‘rmirv. long
inPurh windows, wizlvh wrrv u in or.
“The Entire Exturior wan Covered with Shingles . . . Sun, Wind and
Tour \i'hlrh lluiir Grows Hort: “(auntit'uhb
dour-a, now will in on oil Sitii‘il, loll. n:
in nil-nu oi nonunion llilil ll'wh nir.
:iuli uim muhinr. uonsihlv n ronntunt
‘ unjoyunnl, nnd nu uuolmtructtd View
or tho rounlri in oil dirm'limn- Fromm
windows uiuo loud t'rom Mr. iiutuhouu’
room out till llw upon iil'i‘lt allow iii!)
dining room, thin dwi. brin". umed both
tor rrrrvulionul lilti'pimru uud on u
alvviliilil uurrn.
'l‘in- Inlmdw front door, with itn
uuntnt curring nud urtiuiiie iiurn. in
nino n rr-iir oi liyuono days. Mr.
liuit-iwnu vhnnrrd awroén it Willlo li‘tti’»
rling in tin. nni‘ilwrn port of Now Yum
uluus. An old (lolouinl llhtlno won in».
inn torn down. "i'ho nrtint uuw thin
dour, lull in low with it. hounht ll. on"
tho :nmi uud hurt it nhimnui homo.
whom it. lulu huou iim ('nl‘y null tho
mimimtiou of tho u-ulh‘v volnnl‘ ol‘
nrllrtu nmi m-uiutoru.
'l‘lw inlorlm' ol‘ llw initdlnz‘: in nu»
inlwil in rough phuunr. 'l‘he lint
i‘illlfti'n tin u tmmt "ff-utiirndimlkkrouud
tor iiii'ilit‘t'n and hnnlrinnn. in. u «oil.
mat-m strut, with tho woodwork in old
iron. The hum oi“ ain‘t-null: nmtuhm
phony l'iltli‘ilt‘lfll‘ihiit‘ of tho old mill
prevail] turoulihuul. Among tho uruhi‘
inl'lurui hrunthui at tho homo urn tho
grunt iii'if‘lt tlropinro in tho iit‘inw
room and Hill eituirrnmr in tho, hull.
'i’wn liinhtn of mining. with u inndlnri
homoon, hand to tho mourn-allow, tun
h in tho unluntrmhs u'lilrh xii’tlii uw
ninluvuy tin nllulul uhurm, Shining
rulunmn in Rt‘niihn or .lhrvo unmmrl.
tiw rolling. tho uniiru lmluuirudu inn
lug. uniuinui in old ivory,
’i‘ho hnamnd noiiingdh, of ooilruo..un-
niailnrud. and in. «tulnui it warm,
lilt'wu, minding urtiuuomiy with turn
will um and may. unit with tho rich
louvre oi the tnumtuuk urnltinnnn for;
nituro. At non saith: of tho iii‘iun
room thorn. in an immune ulnar, lltllo
ointment in tired .plmmod in’nlnuu it;
‘ «*omhunion own on the only nine, "hill.
irrigation» amnion um on «m» mi.
: runhmngh not in tho motor of
in no biota tinnungiilnaion _‘_
"Wonthenboulon and blinulduted Though it looked, 'i‘horo \‘i'm‘v i’ulrnihillA
inotive. Aguinnt this pillar is placed
‘the. grant otdd’ushinnod dovennort.
which favor. the ‘flreninw. The "read-
inthnhlo, covered with current. period-
icals, .aiso .rnstu against. the pillar.
thus converting the corner of tho
room beyond into it natural ramsn. in
.n'hiph tho grand pinuo stands.
Mr. i-luichons' studio, (1 short. din,-
iuuoo down the road. harmonizas with
tho llDilSi.‘ both in its nrohitoitture and
in list fininh within and without.
Through tho lnng French window-.3,
the studio in lloodud with light, and
rare rugn and are tronsuros from all
pal-tea of the world make it 21 pins? of-
urtistio lwnuty, as well as on ideui
workroom, linitwuy hetweon tho
house and the studio in the Old‘iilfill-
toned unit. with its stone curbing. its
wooden illl'li‘il. and its oulmu hunkol.’
it unnpiiun izoth inuso and studio with
.wuuu', and uniforms l'rnunmnlynton
for u rol‘rmhinn drink. The sinnv
Ruin Hnw- (tirvu 'l‘hmn in Soil (:ruy
l.'~'u.:‘4* whit-h lilii-i hot-u built. anion}; the
ro‘adaidi- in Hill‘l’limtniid by n il‘t‘lliu,
ovrr which W391; uud honeysuxiiies
and olimr W‘nnmrutnl viumz, plnntod
ham your. will (lumiwr in llrblllfiiml
tliil'iit': ilzu mining nummor. ’l‘horv
nrv umvmvhm nhuro both gilll‘WhNB.
Al in.» roar of tho honor. it hrmui
prrt‘h, nrrromd in imd used on n din»
lunrmm throujsiumt lin- fililillll'l‘, in
dirt vtll' mmr tho muons ol’ the ril‘or
lmltm, This Tim'i‘li, like lilo our in
trout, in u nonniui‘ gathering pinch. ow
id’t‘itiill‘ nl rho hour Whrn tho awning:
run minim hohiud tho tron mini of tho
hood on tho otimr :lldt’ of tho nil-oath.
'i‘hhn wood in nu urimitlvn ug thou»
found in this lii'lli‘i of tho Adirondnultn
nyrnnnnw. mill. uud plum giving it n.
\‘nrilad hvultlr.’
in tho rrlnodolinn nl’ tho mill, tlw
old nliilvr. Rummy llilhn'. took tho
tlirlmt‘ii tutor-2M. liu ulno ohm-rl’ulil’.
rmuiurud ruinnhh- norvil-o, ho ho lint-w
Joni whom» the 'thli should ho lOi‘ith’ll,
to not wnlnr at u rortnin dnnth; ho
polnimi out lhnt ntueuworo lining lulu
loo hour tho mu'hwp of the ground
mid nt too union on lingin to avoid
irmlziuu in Milton and in minty wnrri
Mil pruriit‘ui lumwiodma. illiiiit‘ him; it»
Vulnuhlo to Mr. linlrhonu, to tho ur—
rhilol't. and tho noginoor who install-
wl tin. light. hunt. and Water ninntn.
Nir. liidor wutohvd the rmnodolinn‘
with nn tennis: 92’". and won in tlw
mrulunn rltrhouior who drum n unit in
wrong or trlod to him inforlnr nnuor~
int.
lulnddlliou to his knowledge or,
inoohunion, Mr. hitter in n grout throw
of tho out-ohduoru. n typical Jenn
Burroughs rimruuior. tin in unvuntl‘
warn of our. known all tho birds lnul
unimnln or the WOHd, and liver; alone
in his, own mill further on tho utremn.
to union in: *movm‘i alter the only; of
tho sawmill to Mr, Hutohonu. Thorn
are, in tact. auroral old mills in, thin
neighborhood. tine norms this n. hon»
mum on tho autumn estate ownod
will; ‘ simulator. _ .
‘ trunnion; ninth ,unt
lion in it.”
the exception to the rule by which ni‘t
is so often forced to retire before the
march of commorciuiiom. A century
and a hail ago. the building; which in
now a center of artistic ideals- nnd
culture, was a cotton putting mill., Ln—
ter in its career of iisol'nlneru it no.
name it to’buc‘co warrhouse. and then.
when the craze for antique furniture
swept over the loud, it was turned in-
to :1 factor}: whozlo note product was
tho wooden itucrhu for hnrelum and
highlhors. The sawmill was the. nuxt
step in its evolution. Today, the old
building, consecrated to New England
thrift for so many yours. in the hmne
or an artist out! n contor of artistic
culture. But it in more thun these
thing“. it is a gold mine, of. inspim-.
tion. which already is hnrlng u vitui
silent on the school ni’ American
pointing. During the past year, Amor-
icnu orphan honu greatly enriched ny
.‘ii‘i'i‘i'ill landowner. fins-lily recorniuod"
by [hone inmilinr with the country in
the \‘if‘iniiy of Narwulh, ‘ .
Mr, liutchonu' “Winter Morning."
for instance, rumour purohauvd hy thv
John iierron lnstituiv of indiunupolh-z,
‘ is it view of tinI Siix‘ermiue River with
the. mill dnm and the stone .hridfxv
uttovo it in tho distance. "A Spring
Morning“ shah-22' tho, namo pit-turnout":
.
stroalu. tho roshy btlol‘und the wound
hunks airing Proolimit opportunity to."
u wonduriui lilzntiiu: of blunt and
groom, ’l‘lw lniw. with it..- wmlih oi
‘utmd lilies. which is- one of the :shuw
plnroz: oi the 'l‘hnyor untold, is 'the‘
suhjori ol‘ nut‘thor ('unvus, coiled
“Swans and Pond Liiivs.” (lid-find»;
*ionud gut-dons, nnd osniwiaily tho
[H‘Olly gardens of tho (‘omsiook‘ 9::-
tuto. whim- four horns of tho grout.
himum in many rotors surround a
quulnl old English house, have also
nervnd as inspiration for Mr. Hutch
uns‘ brush. All of his work so far as
hosnihio. is done undor tho opon' sky:
for ho is it real lovor of Nature, und "
the~ tianth oi’ neutiumnt und nautic in»
otim-i whirh inliuenrvd his solitctinn
ol-u homo nru relieving in liil-l hind-
srupon. (-snoriuiiy in ntmosnhoric hf-
i‘uots, mmnhino and shadow, twilight
husw, un'd winter wind and storm. In
his intense low of Nature, an muz‘h us
in his: toohnirnl skill. is to he found
the ronnon why his New England
Manon, us well us his Normandy und
Holland iundsrnnen, um owniid in so
nanny ol‘ the intuortnnt private colloc-
tions: of Amorivu. ‘
For ynurn tho old sawmill on tho
Silmrmino sent its Show of tho woods
of (tonnoi‘tiuut to lilo oitivn nu lumhor,
Mill 'iiousn mutton ii pounibio for tho
utulr to keno tho Silvormiuo woods
und, at tho Homo limo. nhuro their
bounty with the world at. large: for
Mr, Hutrhénn' paintings are shown in
runny nulnhln unilorirs abroad, on well
on in tho loading iu't inetituiou oi" this
country.
The Advantage
of Liberal
NeWapnner
‘ Advertising
is Apparent
to the
Management
Which is Alive
to its
0pfinhuiliai.
1
22$ W‘
.7,“ng “Marin flfltflnuurtefl u lilo-rm *
1“», «r, .
,2 2 , mfligh hi. and Ito. _vlnw An.
2 t‘ ,4 Ov—xhorwulu iron l. orka.
‘ i
n ”46- $43) .
IOUTH NORWALK‘FIRI AthflM,
Hux‘. '.
‘Lgxiiomn. .Teiupnone (or me unrm
o. it. *
s-quhinxton and North mm In-
Muhaokpmo Hotel. .
Humor and Raymond flu.
innit & (1 Corner Factory. DI‘lVItn.
annoy“ Theatre. . -
'i-Norwnlk Hospital . »
“immune Hall. Lilli m um: our Hot-It
tin-42min t.
.lii—x’ii’osl at, Franklin 'Eiohooi.
Isngouoorll 8L. Concord and 1.1mm!
hint-loom.
Mwhortniiialu and Ann St-
i'imWesl Ava and ’Iodm St
mums): School, Wont Ave.
21~quut Bi. and .’M’ior AV.
lsmxmiy Ave. and Lowo St.
litmuhuntmu and Henry Sta.
zn—xSoum Mum and Monroe Pill.
now-Lexington Ave. vnd‘Auntin m
27——Wout and film lete Stu. ‘
iii—South Moll tin, bemoan firm-a g,“
hinndow an.
38-24mm Elm-trio Worm. 3m. ll
tli-«xh‘nring and Clog, Stu.
'nfi—«xHuvnund nun \ moi Bus.
litmxhookwood Mia. (30.
i. *lim-ll‘nh'noid Ave. and L‘edlr 31.
;‘ 42—~Tuylor Ave. and kioutn BL.
,3. 43~Woodward 13",. and «Marlow m,
{2. li-«lgurritt and Qummrd Avon mud-Wotan
. r
j all—~‘Wondwurd and Lownoca Area.
T fii-auniden l-illi hit. and intuiwood, An.
lib-Washington St. Brion.
,1 lili—Il‘reight ynrd and Ann St, privat-
. ‘it»Norwalk Loch Co. private
3 llox ill—«Corner Putnam avenue and
22 Mad street. .
ll (fl Denotes non-interfering boxu.
n t ) Muster box. from which“ the num
2 her of any box can be sounded. -.
, One stroke at 12 noon 1nd I -p. m.
Standard time, 1- ,2" ‘.
. , One stroke at odd times. touting oi ‘
“line open. 1- .
~ Two strokes war an alarm. are out. my
"calls department. 1-1 ,
f[Threel slow strokes, water to bi that
o .. 2..
‘ it won p. m.. such Wound-2:9. u but ,
,lu oiled for test. .
. re alarms for any district lilo ro-
cewnd bv 1231013001212. 2‘
Four lOng blasts of the whistle at
8:30 a. m. 'and 12:30 p. m. indicatg
no school for the following session.
1—1—-—l~1
EAST NDRWALK Fifi! ALARM EDXII
Fire headquarters. on Van Zuni air“.
Telephone 173
4—Fitch School (private).
Private boxes will only be pulled to: .
A telephone mundane to Electric Station
(705) between the hours or (i p. m. and y
BmM'u-wtn School (DNVKIE) '
212~Ensl Washington and Fort St:
th-J'un Zandl St. and Osborn A"
{ml—East Ave. and Rowan 9t.
217—Winiieid St.
223—-h‘(\i‘t and Charles Sm.
92k—Eust Ave. and Fitch tit.
ails-«St. John St. uml Ediie Ave
832-Soaview Ave. and First St
336~llouievard and Second St.
388.com? Ave. and Firth an
337~Boulevard and Blackstone Bl (Tat:
atl—Kcyuor St. and Pine Hill Ave (rel. .
a42~lieyuer St. and Duck T'ond rd t'mu.) .
sin-snow Haven. (Ten ~..
6 a..m.. ivlng location of me. an alarm
will be ven of nearest, lwx. ,.
tire on premises where located.
*- Second alarms are only to he *glvonm
the chief or acting chin! upon ma arrival
at the fin. ‘
Special Signau '
l—One blast at odd times. touring or hm, *~
~ open.
i—Ouo hinFl nt 8 p. m.. stominrr: limo. '
1-1~~~Twu blasts. tire oux. '
ii—llw'l‘wenly m... at N a. UL, no morn
ing session of public unhoo]
li~1l']'went_v-twr:, m 12.15; p. m.. on 33-
tm' noon seouinu of public uclhiwt
illllll‘iil ~Teh ’hluxtu quickly Minx tin
emu: donut-tram)!
',vNORWALK Fm: ; humus
iii-former or mam-mud Wail Sin-eta.
Elk—Beulah AH‘H‘M: and Untoul’hnto.
22—Sprlng Hill and Knit-mg erwl
24v—Union i'nrk." ' .
25—Wesl Alumna and Brrkrley Sir-em
27—-F‘rnnkun Avenue and Lynda Plum.
.almtiun lions». (S‘rimw our. .
lib-Wont Amour- umi Intravin. Street.
33nlrlarhor Armor and *‘u-otmrd MuenL .
iii—-Clmpol Sir-n: Mid itorhur Awning.
its—«Went Awuuv. non: :m- urmnry.
38~-Sti=vens Siren-l and Him Great.
41—01083 Stroot and Wilton uvenuu.
42—»Mnin street nnd North Ave-nun.
43~~Frnnca atl't‘t‘l. w
Bil-Main and *Cnthcriun Streets.
v Canaan timid and Fair Sung;
64~Cheatnut Street, near Bummer .
Maintain Street and Union Avenue.
' 62~On Tho Green.
title-East Avenue and Lincoln Avenno.
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