Brooklyn, New York City, Telephone Directory, 1939-40, Part 1

Author: New York Telephone Company
Publication date: 1939
Publisher: New York Telephone Company
Number of Pages: 360

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Winter 1939/40

BROOKLYN

NEW YORK CITY TELEPHONE DIRECTORY WINTER 1939-40

OUT-OF-TOWN CALLS FROM BROOKLYN

Statio wo-Station

Night &

Albany, N. Y .$ .75 $ .45

Asheville, N. C. 1.80

Atlanta, Ga. 2.20 1.35

Baltimore, Md. .75

Boston, Mass.

.80

Buffalo, N. Y.

1.25

.75

Chicago, IlI.

2.20

1.35

Cleveland, Obi 1.40

Dallas, Tex. .. 4.00

Denver, CoL.

4.50

3.00

Des Moines, Io va.

3.00

Detroit, Mich.

1.55

Hartford, Conn.

Kansas City, M .. 3.25

1.95

Los Angeles, CL ..: 6.25

Miami, Fla.

3.25

- 1.95

Montreal, Que., Can.

1.45 .90

Nashville, Tenn

230

1.40

New Orleans, L1 .. ...

3.50

2.10

Philadelphia, P .. LAS

Phoenix, Ariz. 5.75

3.75

Pittsburgh, Pa. 1.15

.70

San . Francisco, Zal. 6.5

St. Louis, Mo ... 1 2.60

1.60

Syracuse, N. Y ..

1.05

Washington, D. C. .35 55

For further information see pages 8 to 10.

LIST NUMBERS FREQUENTLY CALLEC

NT OF COMMINIC TO

This symbolic figure stands utop the Administration Building of the American Telephone & Telegraph Company, 195 Broadway, New York.

Time-ME vidian 7-121?

Heather-idE ather 6-1212

An detractive bockius for listing froqu chily called telephone numbers, is your for thị phòng. Jua: chit the Business ! YFice (DIAL 811).

FIRE . POLICE . AMBULANCE DIAL OR CALL THE OPERATOR

NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY

WINTER 1939-40

Helpful Information About Your Telephone Service

TITE FIRST TEN PAGES contain useful information about telephone service-a service we aim to trake both help ul and pleasing.

We realize that difficulties will sometimes bctur ia spite of our best efforts to avoid them. When they do, we are anxious to correct thein promptly and to take steps which will prevent them from happening again, Below are directions for reporting service dif-

fiulties and for obtaining as istance. If any matter is not ha dled to your satisfaction after you have followed dwa directions, please call the Business Office Manager. "You will find his name and telephone number on Page 4

No dage is made for di Als from Brooklyn to any business or administrative office of the Telephone Corn- pany in New York City and suburbs. .

In An Emergency Dial or Call the OPERATOR and Say

"I want a policeman"

"I want an ambulance" "I want to report a fire"

If you cannot remain at the telephone, tell the OPERATOR where help is needed

To Make Out-of Town Calls

Fron DIAL Telephones

ma NON- DIAL Telephone

If you know the number and will talk with anyone who >! answers (Station-to-Station Call)

Dial the OPERATOR

. Call the OPERATOR

If you want us to connect you with a particular person (Person-to-Person Call).

Dial 211

Call:"LA.IG DISTANCE" Call "INFORMATION"

If you want to know an out-of-town number

Dial 411

For typical rates, overseas service and other information

See pages 8 to 10

. See pages 8 to 10

Repair Service, Information, Help in Calling, etc.

Front DIAL Telephone

Dial 611

Dial 411

Dial the OPERATOR Dial the OPERATOR

Moi NON-I LAL Tolopheries Call "FELPAIR SERVICE" 4 . Call "INFORMATION" Call "CHIZY OPERATOR"

САД "СУШЁ ОРКРАтов"

Business Office Service

From DEAL, Telephones Dial 811

From NON-IHAL Telephones Call "Bu INass OFFICE"

'To order new service To discuss bills, make service requests, suggestions or criticisms, etc.

To call your Business Office from a telephone other than s your own .

Dial the Operator and give her the number shown on page 2

Call telephone number of your business office : how'n on page 2

In emergencies outside of regular business hours, to secure establishment| qr, 'restoration of tele- phone service, or any other Telephone Com- pany assistance

Dial EX change 6-5100 and ask for the Manager

Coll El change 6-5100 and ask for the Manager

New York Telephone Company, 101 Willoughby St. Brooklyn, N. Y.Printed in U. A. This Lasue Corrected to January 4 1990

BROOKLYN- YMCA . TRADE FORMOL +

Reduced

Fes

EXTENSION TELEPHONE,

CALL

In the Bedroom

ME ridian 7-1212

IS WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD

ED DONNER LUMBER

Letes K. S. Weather Forecasts

Delivery win Podle To

WE SERVE ALL MORTA

CALL ST ang 2-5222

For New York Dry and Vicinhy TELEPHONE WEATHER 6 -1212

Who Sediet ? LOOK IN THE CLASSIFIED

You'll find the name, address

and telephone number of the nearest dealer who belli the product or. sur- wide you want. Ils need to walk here and there trying i find out-just look in the Classified Ilephone Directory.

If your telephone is out of order For numbers not in the directory If your call is not completed satisfactorily If you need help in making a call }

Dial 311. Ask for your representative

Call "Business OFFICE" Ask for your representative

WINTER 1939-40

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Mylana and Electric Yoldan. tricity, Radio, Television, Talking Picture Opet ater - Mantes Wa Ing-Machinist -Tool And the walling. 1121 Dedferd are .. N'alyn

Long Distance Rates to most placas Every night niet, 7 and all day every Sunday

Helpful Information about the Service

CHARGES FOR LOCAL SERVICE Telephone service in Brooklyn is charged for in two

w\ys.

Message Rate Service

The monthly rate for this' service pays for all out- going local calls up to a certain number. 'A charge is th in made for each call over that number. No charge is made in case your call is not completed because of a "Line is busy" or "Don't.answer" condition, or for any ot ier reason. If you get a wrong number, call this to th ! attention of the Operator.

NEW YORK CITY ZOME BOUNDARIES

-----

JERSEY

ZONE

.....

.......

...

TONI

New York City is so large and its telephone system so complex that it has been necessary to divide the city into zones, Each call to a nearby zone counts as one call. Each call to more distant sones counts as two and in some few cases three calls. The Operator will be glad to tell you whether any call you wish to make is a je-, two- or three-call charge; or a card showing this information may be secured by calling the Business Office.

Jur message rates provide for an overtime charge on alf local calls of more than five minutes. However, we do not make this charge within the one call range unless the tis ve is materially in excess of five minutes. At most pu alic telephones, however, the overtime charge is made.

Flat Rate Service

If preferred, residence service can be bad at a monthly charge which pays for all outgoing calls within Brooklyn. Calis to other points in New York City are charged for at 5c, 10c, or 15c for the initial 5 minute calling period. The Operator will be glad to tell you the charge for any ca 1 at any time; or a card showing this information may be secured by calling the Business Office.,

HOW TO DIAL

If you are not sure of the number, look in the directory If itje number is not in the directory, dial 411.

For callethat you should dal d rect and :hose you shoul .. give to the operator ser the song card that has'bee ; bagnislied you, additional copies of which may b obtained at the Business Office,,

Dial the first two letters of thecentral office name, tt! office nonseral, and each! filare iof Ere line number for example

Let's say the number is FO-xdloft 9-99:'0. 4.

Remove the receiver.

Listou for the dial tone-a steady hamning sound. Place your finger in the opening over the letter "F". Move the dial clockwise uritil hu strile the finger sto Rezobve your finger and aller the dil to turn bec Do not push the dat bac

Dial the letter "O" (in black ) im the same way.

Then dial the figures 9, 9, 9, 1 and 0 (in red) in orde followed by party letter, if any.

Where you brar a, burr-burr birr sound, the called tel: + phone is ringing.

If you bear a Fiuez-lez-buzz four d, the called telephor : is busy. Hang up and begin ag in a I tle later.

„If you bepr @ buss buzs- lim-back sound, you hay : palle an error in dialing. Jiang up for a few seconti and begin again,

BUSINESS OFFICE MANAGERS AND TELEPHONE NUMBERS

If your telephone number begins with

AM bassador 2

AP plegate 6 ... AP plegate 7 ...

BE achview 2 ... BE achview 8

BE nsonhurst 6

BU ckminster 2

MA in 5 ..... MA nsfield 6

.. Buckminster : Official 50 H. H, Taylor

MA yflower' 9 MI chigan 2 . Buckminster Official 50.]. W. Murgh .. Foxcroft 9;Oficial 50 ...... ] .... 3.J. A. Bryfor MI nnesota 9 .Buckminster .Official 50.A. J. Clements

NA varre 8 NE vins 8

.. Buckminster (-Official 50.L W. Murphy 1 .Exchange -5:00 ... .. T. J. Hiches

NI ghtingale 4

.. Buckminster 11-Official 50. ..... 1. Maure'

DE wey 2 ..

PR csident 2

.. Buckminster + .- Official 50. 3. . H. H. Ad

PR esident 3

Buckminster . Official 50. H. J. Murphy

Dl ckens 2

PR csident 4 . Buckminster 4 -Official 50. .. H. H Ad PR ospect 9 Exchange 4-51/10 .. .. J.T. J. Hiches

DI ckens .6

SH cepshead 3 .. Buckminster 2 Oficial 50. . H. H."Taylor

SHore Road 5 SHore Rund 8

. Shore Road 5- Official 50 ... A. L. Squien

SK idmore 4

Buckminster 4 Dfficial 50:C, A. Natter, Jr

SL ccum 6 SO uth 8

Buckminster 4 Oficial 50. ... H. H. Adet Exchange 6-51 00.

*STagg 2

. Foxcroft 9-08: cial 50 ... W o ... W. F. Schlieber

ST erling

Exchange 6-51 :0 ......... . J. F. O'Brier . Exchange 6-51 00. .... W. W. Driver

TR iangle $

Exchange 6-51 /0 ... .. W. W. Driver

Windsor $ . Shore Rond 5-( fficial 50. . R. P. Satterley

WI ndsor @ Windsor &

.Shore Road 5-( fficial 50. . R. P. Satterley

ITA vemeyer 8 ..... Foxcroft 9-Official 50 .... . F. J. Carmody * Indicates Central .(Mfices serving both Brooklyn and Queens.

If your lolachess

The number of the

Manager 4

*HE geman 3 ....... Foxcroft 9-Official 50 ..... F. J. Carmois IN gersoll |2 .. Buckminster 4-Official 50.C. A. Natter, Fr: *JE fferson 3

... Foxcroft 9,Oficial 50 ..... , J. A. Bryet

MA in 2 .. Exchange 6-5 00.

MA in 4 .... Exchange 6-5 |00 .. .... W. W. Drie

.. Exchange 6-5 00.

.... J. F. O'Bra

BU ckminster 4 BU ckminster 7

Cloverdale 7

CL overdale 8 CO ney Island 6 CU mberland 6 DE fender 3

Buckminster 2-Official 50.J. W. Mu phy Exchange 6-5100. ... .... J. F. OlE rien Buckminster 4-Official 50. . H. J. Mu phy Buckminster 2-Official 50 .. H. H. Tarlor Buckminster 2-Official 50 .. H. H. Taylor . Buckminster 2-Official 50 .... G. R. I aab Buckminster 4-Official 50. A. J. Clements Buckminster 4-Official 50.C. A. Natter Jr. Buckminster 2-Official 50.J. W. Min phy Buckminster 2-Official 50 .... G. 'R. Fanb .Buckminster 2-Official 50.

F.S planade 2 F.S planade 5

Shore Road 5.Official 50. . H. E. Rowle

E.S planade 6 ES planade 7

..... I. Ma irer Buckminster 2-Official 50 ..... . 1. Ma per

EV ergreen 2

Foxcroft 9-Official 50 ..... F. J. Carmody

.... J. F. O'Brier

.F.V ergreen 7

EV ergreen 4 Foxcroft 9-Official 50 ... W. F. Schlie ben Foxcroft 9-Official 50 ... W. F. Schlie bra *F.V ergreen & ... .Foxcroft 9-Official 50 ... W. F. Schlit ben. Stillwell 4-Official 50 ...... C. A. Schaltz EV ergreen 9 *FO xcroft 9 - Foxcroft 9-Official 50 ..... F. J. Carmaly

"GL enmore 2 Foxcroft 9-Official 50 ...... J. A. Bryson .GL enmore 5 Foxcroft 9-Official 50. ..... F. J. Carer Dy

... Shore Road 5-(fficial 50 .. R. P. Satterley).

WI udsor 9 . Shore Road 5-Official 50. . H. E. Rowley

To Do Business with the Company

YOUR ACCOUNT is handled by a represent itive who will be glad to arrange for any changes in your service or to furnish information regarding bills, direc- tories, etc. From your own telephone call the Business Office (Dial 811). From a telephone other than rour own, give the operator the number of the Business Ofice, as shown below. In transacting bu iness in person' use the Business Office most convenient to you.

The Business Offices are open week days from 9 to 5, except Saturday, when they close at noon, If, outside these hours, an emergency al ises requiring immediate establishment or restoration of service, 'dial or call EX change 6-5100 and, ask for the Manager.

When any of the procedures suggested on Page '1 have failed to satisfy your needs, your Business Office Manager would appreciate a call from you.

ADDRESSES OF 'BROOKLYN BUSINESS OFFICES

1€ 105 Chester Street, nej Pitkin Avenue 1052 Greene Avenue, near Broadway

1712 Kings Highway, near East 17th Str set

560 Nostrand Avenue, near Herllimer S reet 311 Roebling Street, near Broadway

20 Snyder Avenue, near Flatbush Avenue 95 Willoughby Street, cor. Bridge Street 335 Fourteenth Street, near 7th Avenue

512 Eighty-Sixth Street, near 5th Avenue 6904 Fifth Avenue, near 69th Street

4101 Fourteenth Avenne, dor. 41st Street

The number of the

The name'&' the

Manesse

. Shore Road 5-Official 50 .. H. E. Rowley .Foxcroft 9-Official 50 ...... J. A. Bryson . Foxcroft 9-Official 50 ...... ]. A. Bryson .Shore Road 5-Official 50. . H. E. Roxkey . Shore Road 5-Official 50 ... A. L. Sq riers Shore Road 5-Official 50 .. . A. L. Sq tiers Buckminster 4-Official 50. A. J. Clen ents Buckminster 4-Official 50 .. H. J. Murphy . Buckminster 4-Official 50. . H. J. Mu phy Buckminster 4-Official 50.C. A. Natter, Jr. Buckminster 2-Official 50 .... .. I. Maier

1)E wey 6 .

DE wey 9

The Letter 0 is Mack

The FHOP is Med

If you make a mistake in dialing, hang up for a fe seconds'and begin again.

If you have trouble dialing a number, tuing up for a fer seconds. Then dial the opching wiiere. the wor "Operator" appears, and she will bek you.

If you have a party line or an exte isto: telephone an ! you do not hear the dial tone when you remove th! receiver to make a call, inquire'lif flor line is in use. I Diern is no nopoist, har.g up for a few seconds an begin again. Listen while dialing and if you hes mother party come in on the love, form him that it i in ue and request him to pleme lang up his receive When he does so, hang up your receiver for a few ·seconds and begin again. ..

.... T. J. Hickey

NEW

ST erling &

WINTER 1939-40

Helpful Information about the Service (Continued)

BILLS

Telephone bills are rendered once a month and are due on presentation. When paying in person, please have the bill with you. Any tele- phone bill may be paid at any of the offices listed on the back of the bill. When paying by mail, please enclose the bill stub with your check. If the stub has been mislaid, please write your telephone number on the check.

Telephone bills cover service charges for one month in advance of the date of your bill. They also cover charges for out-of-town calls and additional local calls made during the monthly period preceding the date of your bill.

DISPLAYING TELEPHONE NUMBERS

It will beja convenience to those who may wish to call you, and will help to speed service, if you will print your telephone number on stationery and elsewhere just as you do your street address.

Although we cannot guarantee that any number will be permanent, we make no changes in numbers except when the needs of the telephone system itself mase it essential to do so. When a number is changed, we give as much advance notice as possible.

The Voice Wir și Sundt

your .,

DOLCE

Copies of these three interesting and instructive booklets may be obtained free by calling the Business Office (Dial 811).

DIRECTORY AND INFORMATION SERVICES

It is important to your service that you first know the number and then that you dial it or give it to the Oper- ator accurately.

For this reason every subscriber in Brooklyn is given a directory every six months listing all Brooklyn sub- scribers. A classified directory in which listings and advertisements appear under business headings is also furnished as a convenient shopping and service aid:

Directories are also available for Manhattan, The Bronx, Queens, Staten Island and suburban points. To give these books to all Brooklyn subscribers would be an inconvenience to most subscribers and a needless ex- pense to the Company. In cases where they are required, they are furnished upon request. Otherwise it is better to get numbers from Information (Dial 411), and keep them on a personal list. We also furnish; free of charge, attractive booklets for listing telephone numbers.

For a free copy of this booklet. call the Business Office (Dial 811); It's a hardy place to list the numbers you frequently call,

When you get a new| directory, please check your own listings, and if incorrect notify the Business Ofice at once so that we may adjust our records for the nict issue and protect your service in the meantime.

Additional listings and advertising may be arranged for by calling the Business Office.

AM telephone directories are the property of the Com- pany. When lost or mutilated, the Business Office vill replace them. To prevent mistakes, we ask that obsolete issues be returned when later ones are delivered.

Helpful Information about the Service (Continued)

FREE ADVISORY SERVICES

Telephone Service Requirements. The telephone rervice requirements of subscribers change from time to ime because of changes in volume of business handled, n methods of operation, in organization plans, etc. We therefore maintain a Customers' Service Bureau for the purpose of determining for our subscribers, upon request, he type and amount of telephone equipment best adapted o their current needs. This service is furnished without harge and may be secured by just calling the Business Office (Dial 811).

Architects' and Builders" Service. When building remodeling, you may arrange for conduits and con- :ealed telephone wiring. A telephone engineer will assist rou, without charge, in planning up-to-date arrange- nents. For information, call the Business Office (Dial 311) and ask for "Architects' and Builders' Service.",

IDENTIFICATION OF EMPLOYEES

Every employee of the Telephone Com- pany authorized to install, inspect, repair or remove the Company's apparatus car- ries a metal badge showing the Company's name and his own number. ,Other tele- phone employees also carry suitable identification. We suggest that subscribers refuse access to their premises jo anyone who represents himself as from this Company, but who cannot so identify himself.

VISITS TO COMPANY BUILDINGS

We are glad to welcome telephone users at our central offices. . The operation of our switchboarda, the maze of wiring and cable arrangements, the delicate machinery of our dial offices, and other features of our business, are of great interest to thousands who see them. Ask the Business Office (Dial 811) to arrange for your visit,

ATTACHMENTS TO ȚILEPHONES

The Company does not sanction |tiehme of any devi sn except those hartloked by it. Th + ih in the interest #f good service, since many of the d vite offered for s le which are claimed to improve the service actually int - fere with the service, Where orlipary equipment de> not meet any particular need; the Company is ready to 84775 furmich special equipment at ream nallle rates. .

PRIVACY OF TELEPHONE SERVICE (Extract from Pend Law.)

A person who wrongfully obtains, or jat berppte to obta i, any knowledge of a telegraphic jor telephonic messi ;e loy; connivance with a clerk, og erato", messenger" > other employee of a teleg aph or tekphone compar y, or being such clerk, opera or, masefiger or other € 1- ployee, willfully divulges to anyone bu: the persons ! ) whom it was intended, the contents or the nature then af of a telegraphic or telephonic message of dispatch ( )- trusted to him for, the transmission jo; delivery, or of which contents he may in any mamier become pri- sessed * * * is punishable by a fine cf pot more th in one thousand dollars or by imprisonm mit for not me re than two years, or by both such i ne du ie imprisonme it.

OBSTRUCTING COIN-+ ELEIHIONES " (Penal Law, Section 1432-a.)

It is provided by the Penal Law & ascended March : 4. 1933, that any person who shall preven: or contrive to prevent the return of coins to the t sersk f coin telephon a, or cause such coins to be unlaw ally returned, or w 10 shall by any device or means interfere with the acti m. or operation of such coin elephones, shall be guilty of a mniedemeanor: 1

COURTESY TO THE LISTENER

CLARITY TO THE VOICE

1-1

CLOSE TO MOUTHPIECE BEST RESULTS

ONE INGH AWAY FAIR RESULTS

THREE INCHES AWAY POOR RESULTS

WINTER 1939-40

Principal Telephone Services and What They Cost

These services will meet the needs of telephone users in Brooklyn in nearly all cases, Other special services to meet special needs are available in great variety. If you wish any of these services, or if you want more information , call the Business Office (Dial 811). ,You will be connected with a Representative who is familiar with your account. Rates shown are sı aject to change without notice.

RESIDENCE SERVICE

Telephone service in the home saves work, energy; time and money, promotes social enjoyment and provic es protective in eme gencies.

Montiily charge for individual line service which pays for 66 outgoing local calls .. $4.25 Charge to put in ... $3.50 Additional local calls : 5c for each call between 66 and 300 4' ic for next 300| 4c for next 300 and 3}{c for all others Calls are charged as one, two, or three local calls, depend- ing on nistance febol your own Central Office. For typica' out-of-town charges sce pages 9 and 10.

Party Line and Flat Rate service are also available.

EXTENSION TELEPHONES IN THE HOME

The bedroom, the kitchen, the den, the library, the guest room-none is quitd complete without a telephone. E. c- tensions save time in household work, afford added co 1- venience, and perinit complete privacy.

Monthly charge with message rate service .. -50c

Charge to put in $2.00 -

Flat Rate Service Charges will be-furnished, on request by- the | Business Office.

PORTABLE EXTENSIONS IN THE HOME

Portable telephones can be carried about and plugged n just like electric lamps wherever needed. They not on y save steps, but are in keeping with the up-to-date mode n furnishings of any home. Portable telephones are al o . available to business users at slightly higher rates. .

Monthly charge with message rate service .. : 50c Charge to put in each outlet. .. $4.00 Flat Rate Service Charges will be furnished on rejust by the Business Office.

ADDITIONAL LINES

With an added line the smaller business has an ext a doorway for telephone calls. With enough lines, the business is made as accessible by telephone as it is throughi personal visits. While calls are being made over one line, the other line is available for calls als ). Additional lines in the home are furnished at som :- what lower rates, Charges for additional lines will le furnished jon request by the Business Office.

INTERCEPTING EQUIPMENT

This makes possible the answering at one point of ar y number of telephones while employees are away froin their desks or talking on other lines, thereby reducing customer annoyance and congestion of your telephor e lines. The charge varies with the requirements to be met. 1.

BUSINESS SERVICE

Telephone service speeds up business transactions, opens the door for telephone prders, aids in selling and buying. The progressive business is known to its customers by the adequacy of its telephone service.

Individual Line Service

Monthly charge which pays for 75 outgoing local calls

$6.00 $5.00

Charge to put in! Additional local calls : Sc for each call between 75 and 300; 49%c for next 300; 4c for next 300 and 3}4c for all others. Calls are charged as one, two, or three local calls, depend- ing on distance from your own Central Office. For typical out-of-town charges see pages 9 and 10.

Private Branch Exchange Service

This consists of a switchboard of suitable size located on the subscriber's premises, extension tel :phones connected to the switchboard, and trunk lines fro.n the switchboard to the central office. i!

Monthly charges for message service:

Switchboard

Depends on sizy

Extension telepliones, each. ...

1st trunk, including 75 outgoing local 'Falls .. Additional trunks, each

$6.00

$2.50

Charge to put in

On application

EXTENSION TELEPHONES IN BUSINESS

Conveniently placed telephones connected to your main line save delay in answering and making calls. They save energy, eliminate confusion, an'i assure privacy. Monthly charge with message rate ¿ervice .. 80c Charge to put in ... $2.50

DIRECT LINES

Where frequent communication is required with branches or important customers, private wires afford instant "direct communication without going through our central offices. They frequently cost less than the regular service.

TELETYPEWRITER SERVICE

This service transmits the written word just as the tele- phone transmits the spoken word. You can be con- nected with anyone in the United States having the same service. You can transmit rush orders and information "o factories, branches, warehouses, or to different de- partments of the business. Both the sender and receiver ave typewritten copies of each message and as many is six copies can be made by each teletypewriter. Tele- ypewriterscan be operated by anyone who can operate 1 typewriter. "Charges are made for local and out-of- own messages depending on the distance and the length of period the service is used.

Private line teletypewriter service which is pot con- nected to the general system is also available.

For further information call the Business Office (Dial 811).

WIRING PLANS

Wiring plans are special arrangements that give services not available with the jusual main and extension telephone services. There is no charge to install these services, and monthly charges vary. Wiring plans are easy to operate and have some or all of the following features: Privacy. When you want to use your extension tele- phone without being overheard by someone else on the ine, a cut-off arrangement will insure privacy.

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Brooklyn, New York City, Telephone Directory, 1939-40, Part 1

Author: New York Telephone Company Publication date: 1939 Publisher: New York Telephone Company Number of Pages: 360

Author: New York Telephone Company
Publication date: 1939
Publisher: New York Telephone Company
Number of Pages: 360