Litchfield enquirer., 1866-04-26

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 wATEKTows.-We take the liberty to copy the following description of the Warren Hotel from the Waterbury American
 The style of architecture is modern Ameri- can, with wide cornices, and gables ornament ed with carved tracery, &c. Verandahs ex- tend across the front and cast sides of the first and second stories. each 145 feet long by 12 feet wide. The m in roof is of ornament al slate, surmounted by spacious observatory which commands a prospect of thes country for miles around. The main building is In the form of an L, and is e6 and 94 feet oD the longest side, by width of 46 feet, with wing on 26 by 40 All four stories high above the basement, which being 6 l-2 feet out of ground is equivalent to full story. s.. .-.5 In the front basement are the billiard, bar, barber bsthan furnace rooms. In rear are laundry, pantries, pastry and store rooms also meat, vegetable asd wine cellars also water-tanks, coal bins. and numerous other lconyeniencies. daE 2. r=t t-- .1s.- .iv1 In the principal story, main part, are the office, gents reading-room, reception and di- ming room, parlors public and private; also 1 coat, wash and porters' rooms, and five large bedrooms In the wing are the kitchen, car. ving-room, closets, &c. The kitchen has all the modern appur tena noes for doing the work quickly and well.
 In the second story is large parlor in ! front and the balance divided into suite of 1 rooms of two and three, so that either single persons or families can be accommodated Also bath and store rooms. ,.. '--,5 In the third story is large dancing saloon 40 by 45 feet, with high ceiling; on the sides 1 of the room are ornamental iron balconies for | musicians and spectators. The balance of third story is divided into suites of rooms, 1 similar 10 second story. -..
 1 The fourth story is divided into smaller l single rooms All sleeping rooms throughout the house have spacious closets, and all suite of roooms have hot and cold water.
 i There are three stairways, from tcp to bot 1 tom, insuring against danger in case of fire. Also dumb-wsiters reaching from basement to attic. Pure spring water is carried on to every floor. The house is heated throughout
 with two of the best steam heaters, which can
 be used either single or double, and lighted with gas made on the premises. All the halls
 kitchen and dining-room are foored with oak and oiled. All the baiis, passages aud stair ! cases are spacious, thoroughly lighted, ald ventilated.
 l In the rear is an ice house of 200 tuns CA i pacity, built s feet above ground, leaving room for refrigerator i8 feet square under.
 meath Ample provision is made for water | out of doors -.s e l ..7 a.,.
 No pains or expense have been spared te
 make the building complete m all modern in
 provements' All the materials are of the first
 quality, and the work has been done by the
 day in the best manner. The wood work by
 John Dutten, of this city, and the mason-work
 By MT Scott, of Watertown The house has
 ample accommodations for 15O guests.
 Thus it will readily be seen that the inte-
 rior arrangement of the house combines con-
 venience with elegance and comfort, in which
 all the modern improvements have been called
 into aid, regardless of expense. The furni-
 ture, which is already engaged, will be of a
 sumptuous kind, to correspond with the other
 appointments of the house. Families or sin
 gle persons will enjoy all the comforts of their
 own homes, with the best possible attendants The Management of the hotel will be under the superintendance of Mr Burroughs. we'll
 known as the popular landlord of the Irving l House, New York. We understand that more applications for rooms have already been re- 1 ceived than the house will comfortably ae- 1 commodate and leave a margin for occasional visitors. s.-