Brooklyn, New York City, Telephone Directory, 1944, Part 1

Author: New York Telephone Company
Publication date: 1944
Publisher: New York Telephone Company
Number of Pages: 393

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Winter- Spring 1944

BROOKLYN NEW YORK CITY

TELEPHONE DIRECTORY WINTER-SPRING 1944

LIST NUMBERS FOR READY F.EFERENCE

LIST NUMBERS FOR READY REFERENCE

NEW YORK . TELEPHONE . COMPANY

FRI . POLICE . AMBULANCE DIAL THE OPERATOR

ATTENTION

Please do not make telephone calls during by Air Raid ata m or for some time after the "All Clear" as it s casential th at the lines be kept free for use by the Defense| Authoritis. If your telephone rings, however, answer it |; roisptly.

WINTER-SPRING 1944

Restrictions on telephone installations and changes To Save War Materials

IF YOU PLAN TO MOVE TO NEW QUARTERS-or to change telephone arrange- ments in your present home, office or other place of business-be sure to check with us on the availability of equipment and possible restrictions. Just call the Business Office. (Dial 811,)

The war was brought restrictions on telephone installa ions.

We cannot give you vin extension in your home.

We cannot replace your existing equip- ment except under certain conditions.

We are meli taking orders for service where facilities are ample. However, we cannot ex- pand our central office equipment or extend our lines without special authorization from the War Production Board. Exhaustion of

We feel sure that 'we will have your complete understanding and wholehearted co- operation. These restrictions are part of the price of winning the war. You may be assured that we will make the best possible juse of all telephone facilities available.

Revision in the present War. Production Board orders may be made from time to tin c. This possibility makes it doubly important that you check with us before you move or plan to change your telephone arrangement.

FOR RATES

TO OUT-OF-TOWN POINTS

SEE PAGE 7

BROOKLYN NEW YORK CITY

Telephone Directory -Winter-Spring 1944

In an Emergency

FIRE .

Dial the Operator and say : "I want to report a fire."

POLÍCE: Dial the Operator and say: "I want a policeman."

AMBULANCE: Dial the Operator and say : "I want an ambulance."

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

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION' REctor. 2-3515

Service Calls

If your telephone is out of order

Call Repair Service - Dial 611

If number is not in directory Call Information - Dial 411

If you need help in making a call Dial the Operator

To order service, discuss bills, etc. . Call the Business Office - Dial 811

The business offices are open from 9 to 5 week days, 9 to 12 Saturdays For business office addresses where bills may be paid and other business transacted or other locations at which bills may be paid. .... .. Page 2 In emergencies outside Business Office hours ....... Dial EXchange 6-5100, Ask for the Manager

To Make Out-of-Town Calls

If you know the number and will talk with anyone ( Station-to-Station Call) ....... Dial the Operator If you want us to connect you with a particular person

(Person-to-Person Call) . Call, Long Distance - Dial 211

If you want to know an out-of-town number. .Call Information - Dial 41

Other information about out-of-town calls .. See Page 6

Time of Day and Weather Forecast Calls

Time of Day Weather Forecast

From all telephones, dial. .MEridian 7-1212 WEather 6-1212

The charge from message raje telephones is 1 local call-from flat rate and coin telephones, 5c.

Telephone Services Described on Pages 1 to 8

Page

Appointment and Messenger Calls. 6

How to Dial ..

Attachments to Telephones. 3

Information Service, Use of .. S

Bill Payments

Out-of-Town Calls -- Rates 7

'Out-of-Town Telephoning 6

Business Office Service.

2 Overseas Calls ...

Classified Directory Information. 4

Personal Number Lists .. 4

Collect Calle ...

6 Repair Service

Customer Service Burgru ..

Ships at Sea, Calls to .. 6

Directory Services .. +

Station-to-Station Calls 6

Directory Listings 4 Telegrams by Telephone, 3

Displaying Telephone Numbers .. 4

Time of Day Calls .......

Emergency |Calls-Fire, Police, Etc ..... 1 Weather Forecast Calis ....

This Isine Corrected to january 19, 1944

Identification of Employeep.

Business Office Managers and Numbers

Telephone

Charges fon Local Service ....

Person-tel Person Calls

Page

spare facilities in any locality or section will therefore result in restrictions on new service.

All this # made necessary because vital war materials must be conserved and the Army, the Navy, the defense organizations and others directly engaged in war work must have first call on telephone service.

WINTER-SPRING 1944

A FEW PAGES OF HELPFUL INFORMATION

Inquiries-Suggestions-Bills

Whether you Fring your telephone needs to uis by telephone in person or by mail, you will find at our business offices an altitude of friendly helpfulness.

Have you had difficulty, for one reason or another, in paying your telephone bill? Tell us about it, and perhaps satisfactory arrangements can be made.

Have you suggestion as to how we can serve you better? Let us know what it is. It may be the means of eff cting a worthwhile improvement in your service.

We realize ha, difficulties will sometimes occur in spite of our best efforts to avoid them. When they do, we 'are' anxious to correct them promptly and to take steps that will prevent them froin happening again. When you wish to report any service difficulty or to obtain assistance, please follow the directions on Page 1.

If any matter is not handled to your satisfaction after you have followed these directions, please call the Manager who is in charge of your own central office. You will find his name and telephone number m the opposite page. No charge is made for calls from . Brooklyn to any business or administrative office of the Company in New York City and suburbs !.

Business Office Service

BUSINESS OFFICE

You account is handled by a. representative who will be glad to arrange for any changes in your servide furnish information about hills, directories, etc., or answer any derstion you may have about ten.pl ne service.

Bill Payments

Telephone bills are rendered once a month and are due on présentation. Payment within fifteen days will be appreciated. If this is inconveni- ent, the business office will make every reasonable effort to arrange a more convenient payment date.

When paying by mail, please return the bill stub with your check. If the stub has been mislaid, please write yotir telephone number on the check. If you have mis- . laid the return envelope, address the business office nearest yon. {See below.)

business in person, please on to the business office most convenient to you. , (See kloss.)

When paying in person, please bring the bill to any of the offices of banks listed below.

Your bill' covers service charges for one month following its date, and out-of-town calls and additional local calls made in the month preceding its date.

If you have any question about your bills, just call the Business Office (Dial 811) and ask for the repre- sentative handling your account.

Addresses of Business Offices

Other Locations at Which Telephone Bills May Be Paid in Person

105 Chester St., near Pit cin Av.

1052 Greene Av near Broadway

6614 Bay Parkway, (Lafayette National Bank.) 618 Brighton Beach Av., (Brooklyn Trust Co.). 1530 Carroll Sit., near Troy Av.

[712 Kings Highway

near East 17th 5 560 Nostrand Av., Jear Herkimer St. 311 Roebleg 5t. near Broadway 20 Snyder Av., n or Flathush Av. 95 Willoughby 51., orner Bridge 5t. 6904 51h Av., har 69tl- 5t. 4101 141h Av., moreer 41 st St.

. 559 Cliatoe At., corner Atlantic Av:, (Closed Sat.): Liberty Av. & 10151 Av., (Bank el The Manhattan Co.) 875 Manhattan Av., (Bank el The Manhattan Co.) 8515 4th Av., (National City Bank.) 447 5th Av., corner 9th St., (Brooklyn Trumt Co.) LI.R.R.' Terminal, Skla., (Public Tel. Operator- Upper Level,)

A. FEW PAGES. OF HELPFUL INFORMATION

Business Office Managers and Telephone Numbers

Offices am open 9 to 5 weekdays, 9 to 12 Saturdays (There is no charge on calls to these numbers)

If your telephone

number begins with Business; Office is &

Manager is

*HE geman 3. . Foxdroff 9-Oficial 50 ... W' F Schlichen

*AP plegate 6

.. Foxcroft 9-Official 50 ... W. F. Schlieben

*AP plegate 7 ....

IN gersoll 2

Buckminster 4-Official 50.C. A| Natter, Jr.

BE achview 2

.. EX change 6-5100.

.. H. E. Rowley

*JE fferson 3 Foxgroft 9- Official 50 ..... I. A. Bryson

BE achview 8 ...... EX chamge 6-5100.

.AL L. Squiers

MA in 2

EX change 6-5100.

"". f. Hickey

BE nsonhurst 6

.. Buck minster 4-Official 50 A. J. Clements

MA in 4

EX change 6-5100.

. G. W. Mills

BU ckminster 2

.. Buckminster 4-Official 501. H. J. Murphy

MA in 5

EX change 5-5100.

I. F. O'Brien

BU ckminster 4 .

BU ckminster 7 .... Buckminster 4-Official 50, . H. J. Murphy

MA nsfield 6

.. Buck minster 4-Official 50.C. A. Natter, Jr.

NA varre 8 NE vins 8

!T. J. Hickey Buckminster 2-Official 50. J. W. Murphy EX change 6-5100.

CL overdale 8 ......

CO ney Island 6

.. Buck minster 2-Official 50

Nightingale 4

.EX change 6-5100.

PR esident 2

.. Buckininter 2-Official 50 ... [.T. Maurer

DE wey 6

Buckminster 2-Official 50) , H. H. Taylor

DE wey 9

Buck minster 2-Official 50. . . G. R. Raab

DI ckens 2

SH ore |Road 5

EX change 6-5100

DI ckens 6

SH dre Road 8

.EX (change |6-5100. . . ....

ES planade 2

.Buck minster 2-Offwiz 50. . . |G. R. Raab

SL ocuin 6

I. F. O'Brien

ES planade 6

SO uth 8

..... I. Maurer

.ST agg 2

F. J. Carmody

ST erling 3

. EX |change 6-5100.

I. F. O'Brien

*EV ergreen 2

.Foxcroft 9-Official_50.

ST erling 8

. EX change |6-5100.

T. J. Hickey

·EV ergreen 4.

.. Foxcroft 9-Official 50 ..

TR iangle 5

:EX|change 6-5100.

G. W. Mills

*EV ergreen 8

EV ergreen 9

Stillwell |4-Official $0 ...

I.C. A. Schultz

WIndoor 5

EX change 6-5100

R P · Satterley

*FO xcroft 9

Foxcroft| 9-Official 50 ....... J. A. Bryson

WI ndsor 6

.EX change |6-5100

.EX change 6-5100

. EX change 6-5100

... H. E. Rowley

.GL enmore 5

* Indicates Central Offices serving both Brooklyn and Queens.

To call an "Official" number from a dial telephone, dial the Operator.

Telephone Services and Other Information

Customer Service Bureau

The Telephone Company maintains a Customer Serv- ice Bureau whose sole job is Helping business | people to make more effective use of their telephone service. . Its services are available to you without charge. All you need do is call the Business Office (Dial 811) and ask that a representative call on youl

TAKE A TELEGRAM' You may telephone tele- grams, cablegrams, or radio- grams to the Watern Union Telegraph Company follow- ing instructions shown urxler the listings of that company in this director". The tele- graph charges will appear on your telephone buff. You may also telephone your telegrams from puli c telephones, paying as you would for a telephone call.

Identification of Employees

Every employee of the Telephone Company author- ized to install, inspect, repair or renxive the Company's apparatus carries a card showing the Company's name and the employee's number and photograph. |Other . Telephone employees also carry suitable identification. We suggest that customers refuse access to their prem- ises to anyone who represents himself as from this Company, but who cannot so identify himself.

Attachments to Telephones

The Company does not sanction the unit of any de- vices except those furnished by it. This is in the in- terest of good service, since many of the devices offered for sale which are chimed to improve the service actu- ally interfere with the service. Where onlinary equip- ment does not meet any particular need. the Company is ready to furnish special equipment at reasonable rates.

k P Satterley

GL enmore 2

.Foxcroft 9-Official 50 ...... A. Bryson

WI ndsor 8

WI ndsor 9

. Foxcroft 9-Official 50 ... W. F. Schlieben

The number of the The name of the

If your telephone number begins with Business Office in § Manager is

Buckminster 2-Official 50. . 1. H. Taylor

CL overdale 7 .... .

Buck hingter 2-Official 50.J. W. Murphy

Buckminster 2-Official 50. G. R. Raab

.J. F. O'Brien

Buckminster 4-Official 50. H L. Kulp

PR evident 3

Buckminster 4-Official 50. 1| J. Murphy

Buckminster 4-Official 50. H- L. Kulp

PR esident 4

Buckminster 2-Official 50

... I. Maurer

SH eepshead 3

.. Buckminster 4-Official 50.C. K. Natter, Jr.

Buck minster "2-Officla' 50) .H. H. Taylor

SK idmore 4

.Buckminster 4-Official 50

1.1 L_ Kulp

ES planade 5

. Buck minster 2-Officia. 50j. J. W. Murphy

J. EX change 6-5100

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

ES planade 7

Buck minster 2-Official

.. Foxctoft 9-Official: 50.

*EV ergreen -7

.Foxcroft 9-Official 50 ..

F. J. Carmody F. J. Carmody F. J. Carmody

Fri your own 'telephone, call the Business Office ( Dial & 1). From a telephone other than your own, give the perator the number of the n the opposite page. Business Office, as shown li you prefer to transad

The business offices are Heeft Saturday, when the these hours, an emergene e tablishmem or restoration 6 5100 and ask for the Manager. . .

pen weekdays from 9 to 5, close at noort. If, outside arises requiring inunediate of service, dill EX change

(Where bills may be paid any other business troesacted)

1. Foxcroft 9-Official 50 ...... J. A. Bryson

. A. L .. Squiers

.... EX change 6-5100 ..

.I. Maurer

CU mberland 6

DE wey 2

Buck wingter 4-Official 50. A. J. Clements

.JFi. E. Rowley

4. L. Squiers

Buckminster 4-Official 50.C. A. Natter, Jr.

.K. P Satterley

Telegrams by Telephone

WINTER- SPRING 1944

A FEW PAGES OF HELPFUL INFORMATION

A FEW PAGIS OF HELPFUL INFORMATION

Telephone Number Services

Personal Number Lists

The quickest. easiest way t) get te ephone numbers is to refer to your own personal list. 'We have two attractive book- Its for just this purpose- the designed for keeping in your desk at the office of near your home telephone, the other small enough to carry with you du four vest-pocket or band-bag. The Business (nice (That 811) will send you, on request, either or both of these booklets.

Directo y Services

Every customer in Brooklyn is given we directory list- ng Brooklyn customers,

Directories are also available without charge for Manhattan. The Broux, Queer! Staten Island and suburban joints. To give these books to all Brooklyn ustowners would be an inconvenience to most cas- owners and a needless expense toffie Company. In cases where they are required, they are furnisheil on request. Directories other than those mentioned above may be brained at a nominal charge by calling the Business

If your directory becomes lost or mutilated, the Busi- les Office will replace it. To prevent mistakes, we ask That you return ohl books when new onek are delivered.

Classified Directory

Every Brinklyn customer is also given a separately bound classified directory printed on yellow pages. It list all Brooklyn business and professional telephone mber> under suitable leading .. No matter what commodity or service you want, you can generally find in the classified directory someone who can supply it. WIditiomal listings and advertisement; in the classi- fiedl directory may be arranged for by calling the Busi- nes Office (Dial 811).

Displaying Telephone

Numbers

I will be a convenience te those who may wish to call you and will help to speed service if you will print your telephone number on advertising material, stationery and elsewhere just as you de your street address.

Although we cannot guarantee that any number will be permanent, we make no changed in numbers unless the needs of the telephone system itself make it essential to do so. When a mmuber is changed, we give as niuch advice notice as possible.

Directory Listings

If you have a telephone you are of course entitled to olle free listing. If you have more than one telephone Jine, you are entitled to one free listing for each line up to three. Listings in addition to your free listings may be obtained at 25c each per month.

When you get a new directory, please check your own listings and, If incorrect, notify the Business Office at once so that we may adjust our records for the next issue and protect your service in the meantine.

Many telephone users take additional listings so that their telephone numbers will be listed in other places in our directories where people thay look for them. Here are some of the listing arrangements you may secure by calling the Business Office ( Dial 811).

"When you want to list your home telephone with your business telephone.

Bac Wrack R W ims daoCourt! Residence 1920Gatol

. Thanh: 5-9970 50 1- 8.0001

When your telephone is elsewhere in New York but you want it listed in the Brooklyn directory. South John Q +34:20 48 LIC. $Tual 4-0001

When you live out-of-town but want to be listed in the Brooklyn flirectory

Gibson Wm T Số TậphanNY

@ Prermoget-570

When you want your summer residence number to be listed with your city number.

Jones Bernard $ 5200 OcnA Country res PICresterNY .

ESpinas 5-9970 PortChester-4570

When your residence is a hotel or a club and you do not have your own telephone service.

Ranthier Alice B Mrs HotelCreamer NEvins 8-0001

When you want to list some ofher member of the household-sas an adult daughter-under her own name. Crowley Alice F 125 OWashder . .. Ingersol 2-9970

When people calling you nhay be confused about your name,

Wallingford Spangler - SoMotaqu .. Triangi 5-0001 Spangler Wallingford +50Mhtağu .. TR:angi 5-0001

When the owner or manager of a business wants his office telephone number to appear opposite his own name. Adler Lee T puber SSO verDant ... MAin 4-9970

Please Do Not Call INFORMATION For Numbers Already in the Directory

Nearly 5/2 million telephone directories are dis- tributed every year in New York City to help telephone users find the numbers they wish to call. For numbers that are not listed in the directories, we furnish an information service.

Despite the availability of ciirectories, about 175,000 calls are made to Information every day . for numbers that could easily be found. Those unnecessary calls take the time of operators and use telephone equipment which might better be

used for handling the vital war calls that are Hold- ing the wires of the entire telephone system.

For that reason, imnecessary calls constinte a difficult wartime problem. In normal tires, this problem could be solved by adding new equipment but that is no longer possible. The copper and other materials needed are now going into gims, planes, tanks and shells instead. So your under- standing cooperation | is needed if we are te meet successfully the problem . of unnecessary Information calls,

WE ASK YOUR COOPERATION IN THESE 3 WAYS

1 Keep in your pocket, handbag or desk-or near your telephone- your own personal list of numbers.

Laik up numbers you are not sure of. Refer to your personal

2 list for the telephone directory and call "INFORMATION" only when you cannot find the number.

3 If you must get a number from Information, jot it down so you will have it the next time you need it.

What We Are Doing, in Addition to Publishing the Directories, to Help You Get the Numbers You Want Without Calling "Information" .

FREE

IMPROVED TELEPHONE LIST BOOKLETS

Designed after we, had asked thousands of telephone users what kind they would like. TWO SIZES: (25%"x4") For pocket or handbag, with space for 235 names, addresses, telephone numbers and memoranda. (45%"x77%") For home or. office, with space for 400 names| addresses ani telephone numbers. Each size has an alphabetical index for quick, easy reference. For either booklet, call our Business Office (Dial 811).

. More Local Directories at busy public telephones 'and private switchboard extensions. If ad litional directories are needed, let us know.

Memo Paper at busier public telephones, for jotting down telephone numbers. 0

Better Directory Arrangements at public trle- phones.

Improved Listing Arrangements in all telephone directories.

Free Announcement Cards for Subscribers, to notify friends of customers when they have new or changed numbers.

This is a continuous program, and other im- provements will be incorporated from time to time. Further practical suggestions from telephone users will be welcome.

Please keep "Information" lines clear for necessary calls!

WINTER-SPRING 19.14

A FEW PAGES OF HELPFUL INFORMATION

Telephoning Out-of-Town

The rise in the duty volume of long distance telephone calls, due almost entirely to a constantly increasing number of war calls, in presenting a serimis problem.

To insure prompt handling of war calls we are obliged to ask long distance users to refrain from placing social or business calls that are not essential

If you feeliyou must make a call that is not essential to the conduct of the war, and you encounter delay, will you please consider cancelling the call? Delay means that war calls are waiting.

Station-to-Staticn |Calls

Collect Calls

If you want the charge for an out-of-town call to be put on the bill of the called party, tell the Operator when you make the call that it is a "Collect Call." If someone at the called telephone agrees to accept the charges, you will be connected.

Collect calls cost no more than other out-of-town calls, except in the case of station-to-station calls having a basic charge of 20c or less. The time at the calling point governs the application of rates on collect calls.

Collect calls cannot be made to ships at sea, or to points outside the United States except Alaska, Canada; Cuba, Hawaii and Puerto Rico.

Appointment and Messenger Calls

The Long Distance Oper- ator will arrange an appoint- ment, if you wish, to be sure the called party will be at the telephone when you call. The charge is the same as for a person-to-person call, She- will send a messenger to find the called party on any person-to-person call, for a small additional charge.

Calls to Ships at Sea

Just call Long Distance (Dial 211) and ask for the Marine Operator. She will place your call, quote rates or furnish other information regarding Ship Telephone Service. |

OUT-OF-TOWN RATES FROM DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN NIGHT, AND SUNDAY RATES ARE GENERALLY IN EFFECT FROM 7 P. M. TO 4:30 A. M. AND ALL DAY SI NDAY "The Time as the Calling, Pointy Governs, the Application of these Rates) Sracion-to-Station Rates of 25 Cents of Less are for 5 Minutes "Other Rate's are Generally for 3 Minutes.

ETATION-TO STATION

PERSON-TO- FERSON

STATION-TO- STATION

PERSON-TO- FERSON

From DOWNTOWN' BROOKLYN

WEEK- DAYS

NIGHTS AND SUNDAY

WEEK-

WEEK- DAYS

NIGHT'S AND SUNDAY

WEE DA

NIGHTS F AND SUNDAY

Montreal, Que., Çan.

$1130

$1.7

$1.25

Akron, Ohio

$1.20

Albany, N. Y.

170

Albuquerque N. M.

3.50

Amilyville, 4.

New Brunswick, N. J.

New Haven, Conn.

35 1.75

3.30

2 60

Atlantic City, N. J.

New Rochelle, N

.15

.25 55

Newburgh, N. Y.

Norfolk; Va.

1,00

.65

1.3

1.00

Nyack. N Y.

.40

Omaha, Nebr,

21.50

1.75

3.3|5

Oranges, The. N

120

Oyster Bay. L.

Patchogue L, 1.

Paterson, N J."

135

Pelham, N Y.

,20 25

⑈121-24

Chicago. 111

175

1 25

160

Cincinnati, Ohio

1.50

Cleveland Ohio

1.20

Phoenix, Ariz.

1.05

2.75 .70

1.40

Cliffside. N. J.

Columbia, 5. C.

1 55

115

Denver, Cola.'

3 25

2.25

Port Washington,

Detroit, Mich.

135

.80

1.40

Elizabeth, N. J.

Ellemulle. N. Y.

.601

Poughkeepsie, N. Y.

Providence,“ R. L

45 30

Red tank, N. J.

3.00

5 CC

175

Great Neck, L. 1.

Greenwich, Conn.

Hartford, Conn,

Haverstraw, N. Y.

3 75

2175

475

3 15

San Francisco, Cal.

.75

1.05

.75

Huntington, L. 1.

Indianapolis, Ind

1.60

42.25

25 35

Seattle, Wash.

3.00

5.00

1.00

Jersey City, N .J.

2 40

1.65

8.20

2.4

Springfield, Mass

.45

Stamford, Conn,

135

Kearny, N. J.

Larchmont, N. Y.

35 Summit, N.

.25

Syracuse, N. Y.

.30

Little Rock, AHk.

2.30

160

3.05

2.35

Long Beach, L. I.

Teaneck, N. J.

.15

4.00

Los Angeles, Cal.

4.00

3.00

5.00

Toronto, Ont .; Can

Tresten, N. J.

.40

135

Louisville, Ky.

1.60

1.15

2.15

2 60

1.80

3 1

2 6

Mamaroneck, N.

-25

.25

Manhasset, L. L.

2.20

12.95

2.30

Westfield, N. J.

Memphis, Tenn.

Miami, Fla.

2.40

1.65

3,20

2.45

Milwaukee, Wis.

1.80

1.30

12.95

Minneapolis, Minn

2.20

.20

130

Wilmington, Del.

.55

Montclair, N. J.

351

.75

Yonkers, N. Y.

.20

Monticello, N. Y.

Calls to Overseas Points

Just call Long Distance (Dia1 211) and ask for the Overseas Operator. She will place your call, or quote the fate to any point to which service is available.

Rates and tamet are those in effect Jujuary: 10. 1944.

On calls under 25g U.S. tax is 10% of the total of such charges. On callo of 25€ or more, tax is 20%| of the total of-such charges. From coin telephones, however, the tax is caniputell to the nearest multiple of 5; on wach call individually.

Morrisi ven, N. J.

.30

Mount Kisco, N. Y.

Mount Vernon, N Y.

Asbury Park, N J.

Atlanta, Ga.

1.75

215

.55

Baltimore, Md.

.. 75

Bay Shore, L. I.'

Bayonne, N. J.

Birmingham, Ala.

2.00

Bloomfield, N. J.

.20

Boston, Mass.

175

Bridgeport. Conn.

.40

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Brooklyn, New York City, Telephone Directory, 1944, Part 1

Author: New York Telephone Company Publication date: 1944 Publisher: New York Telephone Company Number of Pages: 393

Author: New York Telephone Company
Publication date: 1944
Publisher: New York Telephone Company
Number of Pages: 393