Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-17
DETAIL OF PLANS.
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have a beamed ceiling and 6-foot oallen
| wainscot. The double parlors will oc
cupy the west side across from the of
| fee and dining room, with corridor
| between to give access to the front
| from the kitchen without trespassing
upon the privacy of the other rooms;
| in fact this is noted throughout Back
| of the parlors is fitted the housekeep-
erS' room to be used as a sitting room,
| for sewing, ETC., from where it will be
quite convenient in answering the
front door calls without the necessity
Of descending the stairs.
A well fitted buffers pantry with
warming closet, cupboards, etc, and
space for the refrigerator, leads to
the kitchen, which room has been rear
ranged with inside stairway to cellar
and back stairs to the upper floors.
The parlors will be finished in enam-
Ell but with waxed oak floors, with the
same floors throughout except that lin
oleum will be used in the pantry, kitch-
en-, and baths. The halls, office, dining
room, and the rector's suite are in oak
with old mission finish. The rector's
study and chamber are across the
front of the building, 10 feet deep, and
25 and IL feet in length respectively,
with a large fireplace in the east end
of the study, and with a copper Gov
cred oriel window in the center of the
| front, and with ample wall spaces for
| book cases, etc. Large closets are
provided for the chamber as we'll as
| for all the second story rooms. A prl-
yate bath room is placed between the
rector's chamber and the guest room
| The curate's suite of rooms are placed
over the dining room, provided with
| fireplace and book shelves \ house
keepers room is built over the present
kitchen, and hall and linen closets are
conveniently located The present
| bath room will not be changed. answer
ing as a general toilet. Ventilation is
amply provided for by the stair Win
dows which are in a bay on the land
| ing in bay on the east side, which is
| carried up TO correspond to the bap-
tistery opposite There will be a large
storage space in the attic which will be
amply lighted with windows and fitted
with 4 commodious stairway. A partly
enclosed porch opening off the second
story at the rear will serve for airing
rugs and bedding. In the cellar VIII
be provided separate rooms for the
laundry, boiler and fuel rooms, concret-
| ed and plastered over ceiling TO pre-
i vent the dust arising. Vegetable, store
and other rooms are also provided for.
/ A porch On the cast side of the rectory
apd extending from the cloistcr back
Loo Z bo Iir1ir will in I1ri-
!; vacy for recreation, etc.
New Heating Plant.
new heating plant will be provided
for both the rectory and the church
II the radiation OF the church being pac-
H ed in specially built recesses under
the windows, thereby tempering the
Il otherwise cold air before it descends
upon the heads of the people. Indirect
radiators are conveniently located in
| the vestibules and entrances and in
| the chapel TO serve as foot warmers.
Electric Lighting.
The electric lighting viii be special
| feature of the new church; the scheme
having been studied out by the archi-
| tect with the assistance of the electr1-
cal expert. 1t is what may be termed
| the glow system III WHICH Tue SOui w
of light is not discernible and giving
a most wonderful and agreeable effect,
which is quite a relief as compared
with the somewhat spot" or theatrical
methods in use in other buildings. The
organ will not be forgotten, as the same
will be equipped with an automatic
hydraulic blower located in the cellar
way from the reach of the frost.
Represents 800, 700 Outlay.
| The improvements. which were pro-
| NOTED by Dean Quinn soon after he en-.
tered upon his pastorate, and have
been the subject OF his untiring energy
| since coming TO Rock Island, will in
| volve an outlay of 100000 The success
of Dean Quinn's efforts in thus convert
1 ing one of the Oldest churches in Rock
! Island to one of the newest, bears out
| his reputation that preceded him here
/ as a church builder.
The work, it may be said. is already
under way.
The little folks love DR.. Woods Nor
Dino Gurup pIoo fol,n-