Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-10

nihcent elx's head nletnted on the north wall. o-lce the property of Will jam A. Slater. and probably the finest specimen of an eIil'S head in the east It was press1ted Norwich lodge by Mrs. John F. McNaraara i,1 memory Of her late husband. a fo-nler enthusias- tic member of the lodge.
 Coat Room.
 Off the music room is the coat room done in oah, mission style, with nile green paper above the wainscoting. The floor is green linoiecunl. Patent fixtures for 150 coats and umbrellas are installed. There is also mirror and a white enamel wash basin. The second fl..r is reached by he stairway rising at the rear of the main hall in two easy flights broken by a square landing. At tie landing are two wall niches in which stand pieces of ssIatuary illuminated by overhead d lights. The stair carpet matches the neat design, of the runner in the main hall The upper hall is also earpeted i i'll heavy Wilton and the stairs to the top floor are also carpeted. Secreta~y's Office. On the second floor at the front over the main hall is the secretary's office. a room nicely fitted to his uses and provided with a roll-top quartered oak desk, swivel chair and office settle. The paper is a light brown, and the floor is covered with heavy inlaid linoleum.
 Card Rooms.
 The east card room occupies the front corner Of the house on this floor, done in blue tapestry with white and the floor covered with D large oriental rug with inlAid 1inoleum for a border Tn size the room is 1Sx2o. It is light ed by an overhead cluster of four 1;x1,f nd icho tables of imported Austrian wood with chairs to match, finished in Elem lsh style. There is a white marble nlantel with tile fireplace.
 Directly across inc halltis the wes. clrd room. identical with the other. oalS the naanteI of dark cloIded Ital- ian marble, and the wall paper a brown tapestry effect.
 Library.
 To the rear Of tho west card room is the library, where will be found the latest periodicals and all the daily papers. This again is particularly restful and inviting spot for quiet hour for recreative or instructive reading. The floor covering is a car pet of dainty Wilton design, matching the golden brown wallpaper. There is a white Italian marble nlantelpiece with tiled fireplace, and the lighting
 
 from heavy chains as well as the cen tral chandelier over the splendid long litrary table which occupies the cen- ter of the room Other features are. the sleepy hollow easy chairs Eroyid-s eG for the complete comfort of the ueers of the room.
 Off the library is the main lavatory. built in marble with terrazo floor, and provided with d shower bath toilets. enamel basin, and rapid fire hot water heater for the shower.
 Ladies' Suite.
 At the rear of the building on the west side and reached by private hall is the ladies suite a daintily appointed pert of the home reserved especially for the waves and lady friends of members. It includes a, pretty reception room. most artistica1- ly done in 0 faint pink effect as to wall paper with heavy green velour curtains to match the. two-t tone ef- feet of the Wilton carpet The chairs are of the finest mahogany, uphols- tered in a delicate pattern. There is . divan to match the rest of the fur nitura, and also :l handsome mahog any framed cheval glass and nlahog- any writing desk. Covering the diyan are a great number of beautiful sofa pillows, gifts from the wives and friends of members who have taken special pride in this room- Connected with the ladies' suite there is also a toilet.
 RathskeIIer.
 Descending from the main floor to the basement py the stairway ht the end of the main hsill, the rathskeller,