Brooklyn, New York City, Telephone Directory, 1930-31, Part 3

Author: New York Telephone Company
Publication date: 1930
Publisher: New York Telephone Company
Number of Pages: 424

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Note: When you are through with the call, hang up the re- ceiver for a few seconds before dialing another number.

To Dial Operator (Assistance Calls)

If you wish to report a service irregularity or in case you have trouble in dialing a call, you can reach the operator by placing your finger in the last finger hole marked "Operator" and pulling the dial around once to the finger : stop. Then release the dial and the opera- tor will answer.

Uncompleted Calls

When, for any reason, you do not ob- tain a connection (for example, the called line is busy or does not answer, or you do not hear the ringing signal ) you will usually get quicker service if you try the call again yourself at intervals, in- stead of immediately calling the operator for assistance. No charge is made unless you obtain an answer from a subscriber's_ telephone.

Party Line Subscribers

Before starting to dial always make sure that the line is not in use. If you do not hear the dial tone, inquire if the fine is being held by some other person. If no response is received, hang up the receiver for a few seconds and make another attempt.

Listen,on the line while dialing and if you hear another party come in on the line or hear successive clicks in the re- ceiver, it indicates that some one else on your line is trying to call. Inform him that the line is in use and request him to hang up his receiver. When he does so, hang up your own receiver for a few seconds and then remove it and dial the complete number again.

To call another party, on your line, dial the operator, give her the number you wish to call, state that it is the number of another party on your line and give her your number.

To Call an Extension Station Connected With Your Line

Dial the operator, give her your num- ber and ask her to ring the extension station' connected with your line.

WINTER 1930-31

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BO Kardus 4

EN dirott 2

BH ore Road 6

BK idmore 4

BL. orum 6

DU chminster 6

FA irbanks 4

JE fferson

MU Tray Hill 6

BP ring 7

WI Illamsburg 5

CA nal 6

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JT niper 5

\'E wtown 5

CA thedral 6

Flatbush 3

Nightingale 4

BT AKR 2

WY ndsor 6

HO IF 5

MA yflower 9

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VIrginia 7

BE nsonhurst

[X) ngân Hills 6

HA nover 2

LO uistana 9

RA ymond 9

TR langle 5

RE ctor 2

UN derhill 3

HE gent 4

RE public 9

RH inelander 4

Listen for the "Dial Tone"

The Dial Tone is a steady humming sound, which indicates that the line is ready for you to dial. DO NOT start to dial until you hear it. If you do not hear the dial tone, hang up the receiver and try again a little later. After hearing the dial tone, keep the receiver off the hook until you have finished with the call.

In case no dial tone can be obtained after repeated trials, report the condition to "repair service," using another tele- phone.

What to Dial

You will notice that in the Directory the telephone numbers are shown with the first two letters of the central office name capitalized and with a central office nu- meral following the name. Dial the two capitalized letters, the central office nu- meral, then the figures in the number and the party line letter, if there is one.

Signals for Which to Listen

Within a few seconds after you have completed dialing, you should hear either the ringing signal, an intermittent burr- rr-ing sound, or the busy signal, a rapid buzz-buzz-buzz. If you hear an inter- rupted buzzing sound, as buzz-buzz ----- buzz-buzz, it indicates that you have dialed the central office designation in- correctly. Hang yp the receiver, wait a few seconds, and make another attempt, being careful to dial the central office de- signation correctly.

If you do not hear any signal within half a minute, hang up the receiver, wait a few seconds and make another attempt.

Brooklyn

IN gersoll 2

SH cepshead 3

SE dgwick 6

WA shington

SA Int George 7

SC huyler 4

DA venport 2

AU dubon 3

Remove the Receiver

Remove the receiver from the hook carefully. If you jiggle the hook you may get a wrong number.

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HOW TO USE THE MANUAL TELEPHONE

Directions for placing Out-of-Town calls are given on Page 6.

Obtain Correct Telephone Number

Obtain the telephone number from the latest issue of the telephone directory. If you cannot find the number in the di- rectory, obtain it from "Information." There is no charge for calls to "In- formation."

How to Place Calls

Give the number to the operator in the following manner :

CA nal 6-0027 say "Canal six (pause), oh-oh --- two-seven."

JO hn 4-1253 say "John four (pause), one- 1wo-five-three." MA in 4-2125-J say "Main four (pause), two- one-1wo-five-]."

HA nover 2-4800 say "Hanover two (pause), four-eight-hundred."

WO rth 2-5000 say "Worth 1wo (pause), five- thousand."

50 uth 8-10267 say "South eight (pause), one- oh-two-+six-seven."

If you should hear the operator pass your call to another operator incorrectly, say "No" and give the number again.

If you are calling from a party line message rate station, announce the let- ter of your station, if there is one, after giving the number as above. Example, "Worth two (pause), five thousand, this is "J" calling."

Ringing and Busy Signals

In a short time you should, in most cases, hear either the ringing signal, an intermittent bur-rr-ing sound accompany- ing the ringing of the bell, or the busy signal, a rapid buzz-buzz-buzz (quicker and louder than the ringing signal). If you hear the busy signal, just hang up your receiver without waiting for a re- port from the operator. If you hear the ringing signal, give the called party suf- ficient time to answer, before abandoning

the call. Make the call again a little later, if the connection is still desired.

There will be no charge unless an answer is obtained from a subscriber's telephone.

Where these audible signals are not provided, reports will be given by the operator.

Other clicking sounds or tones may occasionally be heard. Such sounds, however, are incidental to the operator's work and should be disregarded.

To Call Back the Operator

When it is necessary to call back the operator, move the receiver hook up and down slowly three or four times.

Moving the receiver hook causes a light to flash on the operator's switch- board. If you jiggle the hook rapidly, the light will not burn long enough to attract the operator's attention.

HOW TO USE THE DIAL COIN TELEPHONE

Remove Receiver from Hook, Deposit Nickel and Listen for Dial Tone -- a Humming Sound

This operation must precede every at- tenipt to make a call whether local, out- of-town or assistance call.

Where the Charge for Your Call is Five Cents

Dial the first two letters of the central office name, the central office numeral and then the number, in the same way as at a subscriber's telephone (See Page 13). ('entral office districts to which calls may har dialed are indicated on page 11.

Failure to Receive Connection

Within a few seconds after you have completed klialing you should hear the ringing signal, an intermittent hurr-rr-ing sound, or the busy signal, a rapid buzz- buzz-buzz. If you do not hear either signal, within half a minute, hang up the receiver and your coin will be returned. After waiting for a few seconds remove the receiver-deposit a nickel-listen for dial tone-and dial the number again.

IF YOU MAKE A MISTAKE WHILE DIALING, hang up the re- ceiver at once. Your coin will then be returned. Wait a few seconds, then dial the number again ..

To Obtain Assistance from the Operator

In case you have trouble in dialing a call you can reach the operator by using the opening in the dial, outside of which appears the word "Operator." The oper- ator may be recalled by moving the re- ceiver hook up and down slowly. On other calls, however, moving the receiver hook would result in a disconnection.

Information Calls

To call Information, dial the figures 411. Coin will be returned.

Other New York City Calls

To place calls to points to which .the charge is 10c or 15c dial the operator and give her the number.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Applications for New Service- Changes in Location, Etc.

All matters relating to new telephone service, removals, termination of service, directory listings, directory advertising. adjustment of accounts, collection of bills, etc., are handled at the Business Offices of the Company ( See Page 4).

On account of the time needed for moving telephone equipment from one location to another, notice should be given at least ten (10) days prior to the time the change is desired. A large number of such orders are received about May Ist and October 1st each year. Ample advance notice (30 days if possible) is therefore requested in order to enable us to make the change with the least possible interruption to your service.

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Criticisms of Service

Operators are required to be courteous in their dealings with customers but are not expected to engage in conversation beyond that necessary to complete con- nections.

The Company values the prompt re- porting of operating difficulties. This may be facilitated by asking the operator for "Chief Operator," using another tele- phone if necessary.

Bills for Service

Bills are rendered monthly. Local service charges are for a period of one month in advance of date of bill; out-of- town calls and additional local messages are for the calendar months preceding date of bill. Bills are due when rendered.

Telegrams by Telephone

You may telephone telegrams, cable- grams or radiograms to the Postal Tele- graph-Cable Company or the Western Union Telegraph Company. The tele- graph charges will appear on your month- ly telephone bill.

You may also telephone your telegrams from public and semi-public coin box telephones and deposit the charges for such messages in the coin box.

When calling either of these telegraph companies follow the instructions shown under its listing in this directory.

Suspension of Residence Service

When a residence is to be closed for any considerable period, the telephone service may be temporarily suspended without termination or removal of tele- phone instruments, and under certain conditions, if arranged for in advance, a partial allowance will be made for a period not exceeding six months in any calendar year. This suspended service does not apply to business telephones.

Overtime Charges

Although it is not the Company's gen- eral practice to.time all calls from message rate telephones, on which the initial period charge is one local message, overtime charges will be applied wherever such calls are found materially to exceed five minutes in duration.

Time-of-Day Information

To obtain the correct time Call or Dial ME ridian 7-1212. This information is available at any time of the day or night and is provided as an accommodation at a small charge as follows :

One local message will be charged message rate subscribers.

Five cents will be charged flat rate sub- scribers and coin box and public telephone users.

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Telephotographs

(Pictures by Wire)

Telephotograph stations for the trans- mission and receiving of pictures and printed or typewritten subject matter are available in :

New York Cleveland

Boston

Atlanta

Chicago

Los Angeles

St. Louis San Francisco

For hours of operation and charges, call or dial EX change 3-9800 and ask for extension 1212.

Changes in Directory Listings

This telephone directory is issued regu- larly twice a year. Notification as to new listings, changes or corrections should be made to the Business Office promptly.

WINTER 1930-31

HOW TO USE THE DIAL COIN TELEPHONE (continued)

Out-of-Town Calls by Number

Dial the operator and give her the name of the desired telegraph company.

Emergency Calls (Police, Fire, Ambulance)

Dial the operator, give her your number and say-

"I want a policeman."

Coin will be

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

If compelled to leave telephone before desired station answers, tell the operator where help is required.

You may also reach Police or Fire De- partments directly by dialing numbers shown on page 7.

Calls to the Telephone. Company

Dial .611

Repair Service

Business Office .. 811

Your coin will be returned.

Out-of-Town Calls to a Particular Person

Dial 211 and give the details of the call to the operator who answers.

Telegrams

Dial the operator and give her the name of the city, state and telephone number.

When for any reason you do not obtain a connection ( for example, the called line is busy or does not answer or you do not hear the ringing signal) you will usually get quicker service if you try to call again yourself at intervals instead of imme- diately calling the operator for assistance. Your coin will be returned after you hang up vour receiver.

"b" following name denotes lastners pervice

BROOKLYN

AAA-Abbott

GENERAL INFORMATION (continued)

Errors in Directories

Every effort is made to make the di- rectory as accurate as possible. Some- tinies despite the care and attention given it, errors will creep in. l'lease check your listing and if it is incorrect, call the Business Office promptly.

The Company, assumes no liability for ·lamiages arising from errors or omissions in the making up or printing of its di- rectories, except in the case of charge listings in connection with which its lia- Inlity shall be limited to a refund at the monthly rate for each listing for the time an error of mansion continues.

Identification of Employees

I very employee of the Telephone Company au- thorized to inspect, re- 23456 par or remove the Com- pany's apparatus carries a nietal badge showing COM the Company's name and his own nuni- ber. Subscribers are earnestly requested to refuse access to their premises to anyone who cannot in this way identify hiniseli

Free Calls

Calls from any telephone in New York City may be made to any department of the Teleplione Company in the City and Suburban arca without charge, excepting calls to the Time-of-Day Information Department, ME ridian 7-1212.

()n all irce calls made from coin box stations, the coin deposited in order to call the operator will be returned.

Exhibiting Telephone Numbers

li you display your telephone number on stationery, vehicles, or in other ways, it is important that it he kept currently correct. Changes may become necessary from time to time, and failure to make corrections may affect your service as well as the service of those who desire to call you.

Attachments

The Company's tariff provides that no apparatus or appliance not furnished by the Company shall be attached to or used in connection with its facilities. Tele- phone instruments are designed to pro- rluce the best results. Many of the un- authorized Hevices offered for sale, which are claimed to improve the service. get

tlie telephone lines and instruments out of order and, to protect its service, the Company will be compelled to remove any such device. Where ordinary ap paratus does not adequately meet a par- ticular set of conditions, special equip ment will be furnished by the Company at reasonable rates.

Telephone directories containing the listings of subscribers within a specified area issued from time to time hy the Company are and remain the property of the Company. They shall not be nu tilated and shall be surrendered to the carrier who delivers the subsequent issue No foreign or privately owned binder holder or auxiliary cover bearing adver tisements shall be used in connection with any telephone directory furnished Fy the Company.

Classified Telephone Directory

The Classified Telephone Directory untamis the name of every business suli- scriber listed under a classified heading which is descriptive of his business. This lirectory serves as a buyer's guide and also as a telephone number finding list.

If you wish to purchase an article dr service, look for the heading descriptive of the article or service you have in mind. For example, if you want a battery, look for the heading "Batteries" and from the list of dealers and advertisements select the one with whom you wish to do busi- ness. If you desire to have your carpets cleaned, look for the heading "Carpet (Teaners" and select the one you want from the associated listings and adver- tisements.

You will also find the names of wen Known trade-mark products listed in the Classified Telephone Directory in their proper alphabetical order among the clas- sified headings. For example, if you want to buy a Ford Motor Car, turn to the heading "Ford Authorized Sales and Service" and you will find an illustration of the trade mark and a brief description of the product, together with a list of the authorized dealers handling this particu- lar article.

lf you are looking for the telephone number of a person or firm and you know the profession or business, you can find it more easily in the Classified Telephone Directory than in the Alphabetical as you will have a much shorter list to consult. For example, if you want the telephone number of Dr. John Jones, your physician, you will find him quickly by referring to the heading, Physicians and Surgeons, M D., likewise your grocer, cleaner and many other business or professional pee-

ple can be found very easily hy name in the Classified Telephone Directory under their respective headings.

Injuring Telephone Property

1 person who wilfully or maliciously clisplaces, removes, injures, or destroy4 : . a line of telegraph or telephone, wire or cable, pier or ahutment, or the material or property belonging thereto, without lawful authority, or who shall unlawfully and wilfully cut, break, tap, or make connection with any telegraph or tele- phone line, wire, cable or instrument, or read or copy in any unauthorized manner any message, communication or report passing over it, in this state; or who shall wilfully prevent, obstruct or delay, by any means or contrivance whatsoever the sending, transmission, conveyance or delivery, in this state of any au- thorized message, communication or re- port by or through any telegraph or tele- phone line, wire or cable, under the con- trol of any telegraph or telephone com- pany doing business in this state ; or who shall aid, agree with, employ or conspire with any person or persons to unlawfully do, or permit or cause to be done, any of the acts hereinbefore mentioned, or who shall occupy, use a line, or shall know- ingly permit another to occupy, use a line, a room, table, establishment or ap- paratus to unlawfully do or cause to be done any of the acts hereinbefore men- tioned, * * * is punishable by im- prisonment for not more than two years. -Extract from Section 1423 of the Penal Law.

Privacy of Telephone Service

A person who wrongfully obtains, or attempts to ohtain, any knowledge of a telegraphic or telephonic message by connivance with a clerk, operator. mes- senger or other employee of a telegraph or telephone company, or being such clerk, operator, messenger or other em- ployee, wilfully divulges to anyone but the persons for whom it was intended, the contents or the nature thereof of a iele- graphic or telephonic message or dis- patch intrusted to him for the transmis- sion or delivery, or of which contents he may in any manner become possessed, * *

is punishable by a fine of not more than one thousand dollars or by imprisonment for not more than two years, or by both such fine and imprison- ment.

Extract from Section 552 of the Penal Law, Chapter 40 of the Consolidated Laws.

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A I Radle & Battery Sarvicy Inc

ST ering 3-7270

A P Auto Serv Co

Aaron Jos 1 rl est 28 Court

Abatielle A 2710 W 33 CD Dey 1 6-1182

617-88th

CL ori dale 6-0305

6401 N Ctrehl av UT rect 6-0506 Aaron Jos 1 985 Park pl LA fayet 3-334A

A A A Aaren Charcoal Co A & P Cloak Co 716 Atl AT . . NE vins 8-1139

Aaron Lilllak C Miss 1968 Union DE catr 2-5650

Aaron M 2100/ Westbry ct IN gervol 2-0134 Abato P 2645 Mill rd Abbadessa Concetto 1931-81st

Aaron Malthew 729 Empire hled SL peum 6-1713 Aaron Montgomery # 100G E 23 MI dw# 8-3123 Aaron Mesic Shep 2906 Flte :. GL erimr 4-3767 Aaron Philip 357 A: P ES plnad 5-4067

Aaron R- 1636 Dahili rd DE wey 9-1335

Aaron Ralph M brdwre

Abbamonle Marie 1163- 5 th

AM basadr 2-3346

A A Atlantic Scrap Iron Machinery & Salvagy Ca 475 Bchsole- PU lask 1 5-9484

A & R Store Fixtore Corpn

343 Rkwy av DI vins 2-3919 A & S Barber Shop 2391Nstrnd av MI dud 8-7540

Aaron Saml 261 Ruffalo av SL ocum 6-7A32

Aaron Saml 801 Driggs av GR ceupnt 9-4646

Aaron Saml 694 E 7 WI ndst 6-0046 : Abbate Chas 1264 Greene JY FO xerft 9-6132 Abbate Gandolfo 1340 Greene a FO xerft 9-2820 Abbate J A Miss INI Birecker

Aaron Scrap Mvial Co

186 Willabt WI Hlambre 5-1457

Aaron & Wisoff attys 26 Court TR langl 5-0011 Abbate Jos 182 Conper. .

Aarons David 1340-35th DE rkslır 7-8219 Abbate Jos 385 Melt-e

PU las1 5-1066-

A A Universal Mvg & Storage Co

A & S Resl Co Inc 356 Prarl. CU mlerind 6-8482

A & S Tsol Wks 33 Ilvwes WI Illambre 5-4766

A S Umtarm Mfg Ce 197 Bands. TR langl 5-7045 A & T Nursery Furniture 174 X 4 GR eenpnt 9-6723

A X A Gas Sla Ine 3137 Ft llam play 8E rkshr 7-1910

AZ Cleaning & Dyeing 436-4th SO uth 8-9610

A-Z Electric Co 15:2 6 36 NA varr 8-6963

A-Z Serv Sta 2274 Bdfrd av. IN ger-nl 2-6521

1144 Cliken a MI nocota 9-5874

Am Herber1 941 Washin av. ,FL atbsh 2-9566

Aa Jacques 741 E 2 WI nder 6-2454

Aab Ethyl M b 71 Schaefr. FO xerft 9-4677

Angesen A S 754- 1st SU nset 6-3451

Aal Karl 99 Ridged AT AP plgaty 7-1141

Aalbue Raymond P. 1933Batchelder DE wey 9-4113 Aalholm Mathilda MISS 66 Ft Greene pl ST ering 3-1594

Aalto Frank 637-41

112 W 12 Manhtn Wf sennen 7-7390 Aalto H Wm 1401-6th SU noet 6-6291

A & B Overall Dry Cing & Towel

Aalto Kusli 848 13d WI ndor 6-6319

Aanensen Eliz Mrv 295 Pros pl. ST ering 3-0665 Aanensen Esther Mre. 569-5 th SU nset 6-8A21

Aanensen Syvert M 442-55th SU nset 6-4358

Aanensen O T 1161-79th BE n-nhrst 6-5453

Aarbyr Andrew 1567 E 37 MI dnd 8-7467

Aarhuus Anna Miss 561-80th. Aare Arne 451-14th SU niet 6-8414

LD ubana 9-01 34

Aaronson 1 1419 AF P ES plnad 5-9150

Aaronson Israel 38 Ridgewd av GL enmor 4-03 5

Ammon A L 18.1 M V SH repshd 3-9074 Aarenson J 1635 I'nion HA ddnguy 3-A3B3

Aaron Abraham pot atly 26 Crt TR Larc 5-7194 Aaronson Jerome 3305 AF M MI dwd B-A108

Aaron Abraham 1983 E 2. DE wey 9-1560

Aaran Abraham 216 E 94 MI mmenta 9-5635

Aarenson Louis 1461 Deeao pkway DE wey 9-6679 Aaronson M S 281 E 46 IN gersol 2-10200

Aaronson Max 620 Sheffld av LO ulsana 9-5041

Aaronson Miriam :47 Throop av PU 12-kl 5-5326

Abbes Cora A MIM4 537 E 3 BE richer 7-9929 Abbes John D 1710 Are Turk at NA VAT B-2009

Abbest Garage 2300 Pikin av GL Timur 4.9603 Abbey Berenice 2132-84th DE acht# 2-4594

Abbey Edw 2421 Brown SH Prp- ad 3-711A

Abbey Henry D 455 Ocean AT IN gersol 2-1899

Aubry Herbert 2237- = d BE achv# 2-3641

Abbry Soda Fountain Co 142 Bumpter WA ddnewy 3-3367

Abbey Thy 700 Prospect pl

PR At 9-5520

Abbey Wilmer 14N4 E 4* NA +ETT 8-4002 Abbiti Camio Mrs 18 LoHus (! HA dungw) 3-4590 Abbondandele Rocce 1:21,Her mŕ DI cin- 2-2060 Abbondante des 6H4 109 T CL vrdale 6-0018

Abbondanza Jos 1250/rapet pl HA dongwy >5955 Abbondanza N rest 1121 Mrmald av CO nevis 6-1133

Abbendele Danl A 10 Tw DI cin- 2-4625

Abbendy R erpntr hidr 1+17 Hmuttr DI cin 2-5543 Abbot C R Mry 40 E 1 FL atb-1: 2-9853

Abbet George M 1150 E _. NA tarr 8-1893

A bbet Jos 1:1 84'e MA In 4-6645

Abbet Stanley M &; Linein rd BU rkirn-It 2-3755 Abbell Amen 1-28-2d BE r-t 6-5013 Abbott Chas A ID Forter as MA maflu 6-3005 Abbati Cain Cowater Ca 143d & Wales av Bronx LU dle 4-1714

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1934 & Wales av Bronx LU din 4-1715

A bate Anıtlle 1056-53d AM hasadr 2-0102 | Abbot] Donald 130 Parkside ar IN ger vol 2-68 M Abaty Carmina P 3543-12th av AM hasadr 2-2851 Abale Jos 1:35 E 5 DE wey 9-8966 Abbet1 Dumbwaiter Abate Raffaele mason contr 13 Chauncy HA (Kingwy 3-10338 179-4th av NE vins 8.8156 ST erIn< 3-6062 Abbot1 E M $5 E påwny Abbott E P col Park pl PR mpet 9-4821

Abale Thes F 1153-50th AM ha-adr 2-6311 Abbott Frances Miss 386 E 13 PR cudnt 3-2134

A batemarce John '568 8sekett SO uth 8 8771 | Abbott Gee 6814 Colanlal rd SH orkd 6-0977

ABC AUTOMATIC OIL BURNER SALES AND SERVICE

BAERENKLAU'& CO. 4 EST. OVER 30 YEARS

STEAM ... WATER ... VAPOR HEATING CONTRACTORS

At Chestnut St. Phone: AP plegate 7-2100 4

MAIN 4-0428

BALIAN ARPET CARRING JOMPANY

DAY AND NIGHT REPAIR SERVICE Day, Night, Sunday or Holiday Call BA relay 7-4200

WI ndsr 6-1775 Abatemaren M buttler 572 Backett

. . BE nanhrst 6-9973

Abatı Henry 444 Warren TR Langl 5-2547

Abati John 1538-171h JE art Tu -2-10349

AAA b 326 Flbsh av

A A A Analytical Chemists 365 Julinson ar PU laskl 5-9905

60 Freemn GR eenpnt 9-7788

A A A & Balian Carpel Cleaning Co Inc 15.42 Flin MA In 4-0428

A A Abadarian Carpet Cleaning Co 13 Bergen MA In 4-6435

A A Auction Nooms & Art Galleries 1124 Flu PR ospet 9-4142.

A & A Asto Top & Uphalstyring Co

2202-65th BE osmlirs1 6-3335 MA In 4-0927

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Brooklyn, New York City, Telephone Directory, 1930-31, Part 3

Author: New York Telephone Company Publication date: 1930 Publisher: New York Telephone Company Number of Pages: 424

Author: New York Telephone Company
Publication date: 1930
Publisher: New York Telephone Company
Number of Pages: 424