Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-17

or by the elevator, which Is a combi- nation freight and passenger plunger elevator running from cellar to floor.
 Throughout the hotel the bachelor apartments are alike throughout, each bedroom having a private bath adjoin- ing One feature is that every room is an outside room and everyone alsG has fine view, some overlooking the river and others giving a prospect up- on Laurel hill and other attractive parts of the city.
 In each room the fittings are the same and make tempting and comfort able accommodations that are hard to equal anywhere. In one point Owner Shannon has taken a step in advance of all other hotel proprietors in the state as he has supplied for every room one of the new Thermos carafes for cold water, making the Auditorium hotel the first in the state so far as he knows equipped in this way.
 Like all the rest of the furniture in the hotel the furniture is mahogany, consisting of a bureau with French plate glass, chair and Cadillac desk. The bed stand is of brass of artistic design and there is brass hat tree and patent cigar stand. Rugs cover the terraza floor and at the windows are double shades. of holland and muslin. In the bathroom is a white enamel tub and set bowl. with hot and cold water, mirror with glass shelf, and cOmbi- nation cup rack. The walls are tinted ! very pale green. There is a radiator |, for steam heat in every room.
 l All the halls are finished in green with 8 terraza wainscoting.
 | The kitchen for the grill is in the cellar, which Is also well lighted from | pavement lights and has a paved floor l It is reached by a stairway from the l grill room and Is provided with the newest kitchen appliances of all that is needed, In the kitchen equipment is a French range, gas breiler and gal 1 gFiddle, combination nickel coffee anC l tea urn, all the necessary sinks, witt hot and cold water, a combination ict box and ice tank with filter for filling the Thermos carafes All the crockerI | is of special design for tie hotel.
 Adjoining the kitchen and separated from it by glass partition is th' heater room. where the boiler for thu steam heating plant is located.
 As manager of the hotel Mir Shan
 non has placed Frank Wright il charge, well known to the hotel trad
 of this city, where he has been wit
 the Wauregan house for the last 2
 years, of which a dozen years Wer
 spent as chef and the balance as stew ard. MT. Wright will have entir
 charge of the Auditorium hotel an
 grill and his wide acquaintance an
 experience in the hotel business prom
 ises to be big factor in the succes
 of the new hostelry. Edward Fitzger
 aid is to be the hotel clerk.
 In the construction of the hotel (
 Bishop Church has been in genera
 charge for Mir. Shannon, with Charle
 Baldwin doing the carpenter work un
 der his direction. The firms that weT
 engaged in the different details wer
 the following: Mason work, Cruther
 & Lillibridge; painting. L. WWhitins
 plumbing Robert J. Cochrane: boile John T. Young Boiler Co.,: radiator McCrum Howell Co.,; marble, A. Carpenter work on marble Andre
 Renlinsi; hardware, Eaton Chase Co electrical fixtures, Norwich EIectrici Co.,; electrical work. James NJ. Fiji more; mahogany furniture, Schwar 3 Bros: clocks, Plaut- Gladden. Co.,; drs peries, linen. rugs, silver and oth, 1 furnishings, Reid & Hughes Co 3 Thermos carafes, American Thermt . Bottle Co. sash and glass, Fred } Crowell; paints and oils, Charles O.
 good Co.,; ink bottles and pens, Geori A. Davis Co.,: stationery and bills ' fare, The Bulletin Co.