Brooklyn, New York City, Telephone Directory, 1931, Part 2

Author: New York Telephone Company
Publication date: 1931
Publisher: New York Telephone Company
Number of Pages: 377

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Zones 1, 2, 3, 4. 5

Zenes 14. 15

Zone 12 and Zone 10 (escepi BO ulevard 8)

Zones 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 13 end BO ule- tard $ in Zone 10

1 meware wort

Zones 1, 2. 3, 4. 5

2 - message units

10c

Zones 14, 15

3 memage unita

All charges alfon shove are for the initial bro minutes of conversation.

FROM CENTRAL OFFICES 11 Group Group I

FROM CENTRAL OFFRES Group Group

Mendele. N. J.

.30

.13

Stessapeque. L. I ..

Allenbarst, N. J

Fort Hamrech. N. L.+

Matawan .. N. J.

.30 +

Rockatry, N

Rockrile Centre, L E

.30

Trailis (Cel.). L. ..... . 15

Mendham.

.35 Nenkokess, L. L.

Armory 4 (P&L.), N. J.

. : 25

. 35

Middletown. N. J

.30

Roslyn, L. I.

3 . local messages

or Iraction thereef.

TABLE B-Flat Rate, Coin Box and Non-Coin Public Telephones

Nete-+Calls from flat rate telephones to points outside their local calling arese dre charged for ot the rate of Se for each New York City inter-zone message unit indicated in the table below:

CALLS FROM

FROM FLAT RATE TELEPHONES ARE CHARGED AS

FROM COIN BOX' AND NOM-COIN PUBLIC TELEPHONES ARE CHARGED AS

.45 ,30

Hampten Hlas,

Marriot, .V. Z

Martina Fark N. Y. .50

Nesbank ..

Netcont. N.

.40

Brentwood. L. L.

Hastings, N. Y.

.28

Marerstraw .N. Y.

.15

Wwwthorpe, N. J

.40

Hempstead L. L

.....

L 1

.25

Newfoundland I

Fut River, N.

.50

51 h Salem,

.45

Fr ne Lake, N. J.

Firing Valley. N. ...

.35

Sousford. Comn.

.45

Buny Brook. L. 1.

Ftroy Felnt, N.

L'anville

.40

Iedarbwest. L.

.40 13 45

4 bappoqua. N. Y. ..

.30

.. 40

N. J.

.35

Jamesburg

. . 50

.50

.15

.15 15

Palisade 5 (T'n. City), N. J Part |Harrisos), N

Katon, N. Y.

Park Ridice. .. ..

Thiền City. N. J. I'm" (CL City). N. J.

-15

E tiomile. N. Y.

L'niogolle (Um. Co.). N. ...

.15

Toeat. N. J.

35 .15

Lake Muhawk, N .40

.40 .40

Peconic. L Preksind. N.

Pelham, N. Y.

Perth Amboy. .

'Plermont. N. T.

.15

East Hampteo. L. L

Lindenhurt, L

.30

Pleasantrtle N. Y.

West field N. J.

West Haupten. b. I

.50 .35

Eu4port L

LL ..

.35

.13

Elisabeth,

,30

+ .20

.20

Tidishtown. . N. J .35

Madison. N. J.

Queque. L. 1.

Woedhridh

.......... .

....

Fairfield (Emtex Co.) N. J ... . 45

.40

Ramape Hills, N. J.

.30

Yapbank. L I. Yonkers, N. I.

.45

Farmingdale, L. 1,

Market 2 (Nik. ), N. J. .20

Martinswine, N. J.

Ridgewood, N. J.

.25

York lows Weights, N. Y ..

.... ...

.15% .35

Bernardoville, N. J

315

.20

Mulberry + (N).). .

Sherwood 3 (PL). K. J.

Sherotem. L. ]

Nanuet. N. Y.

.35

Jieenten, N. J.

Branch Broek 3 (NwL.). N. J

.35

Ur-und Besch, Cono.

.20

South Ambey. N. $. athampton, L. 1.

.51

New Canaan, Com

.35

Gutbald, L. I.

.55

New City. N. T.

Math Orange. N. J.

.15

Zone 6. Remainder.

Zenes 1, 2. - 8, 10

Hugh Bridge. S. . J. Highland Falls, N. Y.

. +45 40

Richland., N.

.30

Taldeels

.45

N. 1.

.45 .25

.40

Humboldt 2 (\wk.). > J

... . 20

Nyack, N. T

Freasumma. N. J

.38 .35

84'era. N. Y.

.35

Cealer Murches, L. L

Imperial. L. L 15 .15

In jogtel.

. . 30

Oradell, N. J.

.. 33

5 wt. L. I ..

Zene 8. AS teria 8. HU aters Point 6, 10 onsades 6, RA vensroed 8, ST WUwell 4.

Tarrytown. N. Y.

Teatret, N. J.

Terrace 8 (Nwk.I. N. J.

30 ...

Told Apring Har .. L. T. 34

L L.

.30 35

L'ongers, N. ..

... ++

Kent Cuffs. N Y.

.45

Patebogus. L. L .45

.25

.3.5

.55

Verom NL J.

Wanta L L ..

Water V.IL L. 1.

.55

Lareinatott, N

.25

Lawellen: M

Mainfield, N.J

.40

15 30

Fart Millstone. N. J.

.35

Little Falls.

Point Pleasant. Pomptne Laker N. J.

West Mitrd. N. L .- West Punt. N. T.

.40 .15 .25

.15

Whatles AuH. L. L ... Watypad N.

....

Ktmiferd. N. Y.

.....

Whis Du. N. ..........

.35

Mahopac.

Rabany, N J

.25 35

.15

Mamscy, R Erd Bank, N. J

.30 30 30

Waverly : (No). N. )

.28

Dure How, . L.

Linden. N

.25

East Quuque

Long Beach

.20

Port Chester, N. Y

.35

Port Jefferson L. L.

Port Washington, L. L

'Primrose. L. L.

Long Velley. . Lyobroot, L

.40

.... . 20

.80 .30

*Group_1 lochade:" the ('entral Offices of 411 Massador 2, AP plegale T. BE rkshire 7. BU elminster 2. Cl' mberlaid $. DE retur 2, DE fender 3 Dl ckens 3, EV wtrees J. FL atbush 2. 70 soft P. 65 tsiburg 9. GL emmert 4. GR cempoint f. PA ddingway 3, HE romse S. Wt' quenot 4. IN persely 5, JE. ITerson 5. LA fayette 3. LO wishine ), MA ta.2. MA in 4 MA,mdwrid & MI mesuta b. NE vias $. PE terbeen 8. PR So s, PR opoct 5. PU lasal 5. IL Mum 6, Minth 3. ET Agg 1, ST erling & IC mm (. DE langle I. WI Hamburg 5. WI Mme 6. Grow |1 orettalet für Central Offices of AR !heten S. AT lantle 5. BE schriee & RE nocherst .. CL orprilale €. CO mey Island 5, DE way A Mi pimnade I, Li figurd &. MA yfluter 9, MI derw5 h. NA N're $ N] ghtingale 4. SH cepsbead $: 811 ore Road 5, SHuse Road 5. SK Schmeckt 4 L'T Ircht. &

FROM

CENTRAL OFFICES

.35

Cardes City. Le 1.

.20

Houmarth Beach, N. J.

.75

Saddle River, N. Sag Harbor. L. L

Monmouth AL, N. J.

.35

...

....

Montgomery $ {J. C

. N. J.

Hearstaie.

Seabright, N. J.

.10

Delipw LL Delmer. N J.

.15

Greervon Late. W.

... . 20

Hanulen (New Bach.), N. Y .. . 35

Namem & tOrange). N. Nepperian ( Tank.), N. Y.

Bistsburg. N. Y.

.15

Branche ille. N. J ..

Hasbrouck Heights, N. J.

Nevalt. N ..

New Brunswick. N. 35

Bigreliff. N. T. Bridgehampton L

Fromrille. N.

.30

.25 .25

.25

Metler. N. L.

.40 30 25

Newtom. N. J North Branch, . N. J.

Northport, L. L

LY.

.40

Oakland. X d.

.30

Dukwund (Mt Yer.1, N .. Y

.45 .45

Islip. L

Orange. X.

Oregra 5 (Orange). N. J 30

140

.40

135

Oyster Bay. L. L

.50

Tr: :: 7 % (QQisabeth), N. J Tarkabot, N. T.

.35 .30

Tuand, N. Y.

FL lạt 4. HA ve- meyer 4, HA vemeyer 9, JU, niper 5, NE w. town 9, PO meroy

Zone 10, AP plegale 7, and GE ttyl- burg 9 In Zone 6, HO INs 5 and MI wouri 7 in Zone 12

Local

Thebywars & J. Chy). N .15

.30

Lawrence, N. 4.

Lambert $ (Pal) N. J

40 30 20

Pasadena (Pas.). N. J.

Passak. K. J

.30

.... .45

Keper1.

Morristves, N.

.30

Detirville. N.

Glee Ridge

.20

....

.30 .30

....

........

.45 .40 .4 .35 .15

.35

.30

Peste. N. 1

55 195 .20 .30

New Rochelle. L I.

.40

.55 .35 .35 .40

Zones 10, 13

1 message unit

.33

Teatral Jaltp L. 1.

.45

Ihalhan. X

Chejtet. N. J.

# message anite

15€

Cold Spring, N. Y. -46

Temi Kher, N. J.

.45

,25

Permy Chy. N J

Journal do. 2 (J. City). N. J .. . 15

I ragmirt. N.

Hillerest (VL. Ver.1. L. Y .. .25

Hoffen.

Hopeton het

.40

Metuchen,

.35

Fort Lee. N. J.

.35

.20

Mattituck, L. I.

Mytown. M. J.

R., N. Y.

Mitchell 2 (Kwh.I. N.

.30 .30

Mount Freedom,

Recauket. L.

Mount Kisco, N. Y

Mount Vernon N.

Bledin nel4, N. J. Blue Point. L. 1.

.45

.35

Bergen 3 (J. Chy), N. J

1 local message -

1. 2. 8. 4. 8. 7. 1. 9, 10, 11. 18, 13

1 local message

Zone 10. JA rita LU xemburg $. 17 gilaet 4

RE public

.15 .35

Webster : (J. City), N. J We-thuy L. 1.

.45 35

.45

....

White Fleras. N. I .... | ...... . . 30

.39

Plainibore N. J. ....

. . 23

.20

Lang Rranch, N.

.30

units

SUMMER 1931

Zones 3, 4, 5, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15

.30

.95

Dobbs Ferry, N. L.

B.wertitle, N. J ..

1 local message for each additional 2 minutes

2, 3. 1, 9, 11, 14. 15

HOW TO DETERMINE THE CHARGE FOR CALLS BETWEEN POINTS WITHIN NEW YORK CITY (continued) TABLE B-Flat Rate, Coin Box and Non-Coin Public Telephones (continued)

The charges for conversations-cf greater length are as follows :

INITIAL PERIOD CHARGE

OVERTIME CHARGES

Flat Rate Telephones

1 Message Unat

1 message wart lor each additional .6 mmutes or fraction thereol

Message Units

1 message umit for each additutal 3 minutes or Iraction thereol

3 Message l'sits

Coin Box and Non Coin Public Telephones

Sc for each additional E minotes or fracuon thetrol

6c lor each additional 3 minutes or Traction thereof

10c

Se for each additional 2 minutes or fraction thereol

TABLE C --- Zone Numbers of Central Office Districts Within New York City

Central Offre Located Dietrlet In Zone

Central Offire Lustrict

Lorated In Zone

Central Office District

Located in Zone

Located

Central Office Districtt

Located la Zone

District

In Zone

A{' ødemy 2

City Island 3

GE tysburg

LA fayette 3

OR chard 4

SI' squehanna 7

Al> Irendack 4

('L arkson }

(;) braltar

LE high $

1"Eter oru 8

11 Winghast 5

AM bassador #

{"L overdale $

LJ teguard 3

Pomroy €

TO mpkins 8q. 6

AK il :- we 3

Columbus &

GR cmercy

LO ngnere

PON Richinond 7 14

TD pping 1

AP plegute 7

L'O rufandt 7

HA ddingway 1

LA uluiada ?

RA VANWON

TR langle

AT bemle a AT water 9

DE catur 3

HA riem 7

LUI dlow 7

HA, ymond 9

[IN derhit 3

At dubon 3

DE feniler 3

HA vemeyer 4

al' xemburg 1

RE ctor 2

IN Iversity 4

BA ralmy 7

DE wey 3

HA vemeyer

STA in I

TIT recht @

BA yalle ,

DI chens 2

H1 nkley ¢

MA nafeld $

RH inel nder 4

VA nderblit 3

BE ichview 2

DI xby 4

Hitchcock 4

M.ATble 7

RI chmend III] ]

Vigilant 4

HE ekman 3

DO ngan Hills €

HO Min S

ME dalllon 3

HA Praipinto 3

Virginia 7

BE rkshare 7

EL dorado 5

ItU nters Point @

MI chigan ª

80 huyle 4

WA daworth 1

Bl natum 6

ES planade 5

ES ta brook

IN tervale

Missouri 7

BH ore load $

Hata. 7

PI wiing Green 9

FA eulty 2

IVanhee 2

MO nument $

NK Idmar 4

EH yant D

F'l ekletone 3

90 uth 8

Fl' flerfield 3

Fitzroy à

JE. roma 7

SP 'ring $

ÇA kalunia &

FL atbush 2

ST ARK 1

CA thedral &

Fl. ushing $

Kl Ipatrick 5

NI gh tingala 4

OL Inville 3

&T uyvemint >

worth $

CH ickering 1

Table Showing, for Calls from Brooklyn, How the Initial Period Rates for Station-to-Station, Evening and Night Service and for Person-to-Person Service Compare With Those for Station-to-Station Day Service Shown on Top Horizontal Line

DAY RATE 4:30 a. m. to 7:00 p. I.

.05

.10

.20

.25

$0 . .35

.40

.45

.50

.60

.7) .75

.80

.90

.95

1.00

STATION To STATION SERVICE

EVENING RATE. 7:00 p. m. to 8:90 p. m.

.10 | .15

.35

.50

.55

.85

.70

.75

.90

.85

NIGHT RATE . 8:30 p. iu. to 4:50 a. m.

.05

.10

.15

.20

.25

.35

.40 .45

.50

150

.55

.00

PERSON TO

PERSON-TO-PERSON, APPOINTMENT AND MESSENGER CALL RATE

.20

.. 30

.40

.85

.80

1.00 1.05 1.15 1.20 1.26 1.30 1.35

PERSON SERVICE

REPORT CtLARGE

:10

.10 .10

.10-1.10

.10 .10 .10

.10 .15

15 .15

.15

.20

.20 .20

.20

.20 .20 .20

"Evening and night reduced rates do not apply between May 25th and September 10th Inclusive, to certain season resort in New York State. (Ses table on page 7).

In cases not covered by the above table where the Station-to-Station Day Rate is over $1.00, Evening Rates, Night Rates, Person-to-Person Rates etc., can be obtained from the Long Distance Operator.

Station-to-Station Rates of 25c or less are for a . five minute initial period. All ther Statlon-to- Station Rates and all Person-to-Person Rates are for a three minute initial period.

HOW TO USE THE DIAL TELEPHONE

Listening for Dial Tone

On all calls, remove the receiver from the hook and listen for dial tone before starting to dial. Dial tone is a steady humming sound in the receiver indicating that the line is ready for you to dial.

Calls to Central Offices Which You Should Dial Direct

(Central offices which you should dial direct may be found on Page 9.)

When you hear dial tone keep the re- ceiver off the hook and dial the first two letters of the central office name, then the office numeral, and then each figure of the line number. For example, if dialing PR ospect 9-5070:

(1) Place your finger in the opening in the dial for the letter P.

(2) Pull the dial around until you strike the finger stop,

(3) Remove your finger from the opening, and without touching the dial. allow it to return to its nor- mal position.

(4) Proceed in- the same way to dial the letter R and the red figures 9-5-0-7 and 0.

If the number called has a party line letter, dial the number in the same way, followed by the letter at the end of the number.

If you make a mistake while dialing. hang up the receiver at once, wait a few seconds, and make another attempt.

Before starting to dial a second call, always hang up your receiver for a few seconds.

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 bear an interrupted buzzing sound, as buzz-buzz+-buzz-buzz, it indi- cates that you have dialed the, central office designation incorrectly. Hang up the receiver, wait a few seconds. and. utake another attempt, being careful to

dial the central office designation cor-, are connected with the operator ; on other rectly. calls, moving the receiver hook' will break the connection.

Calls from a Party Line or from a Line With an Extension Telephone

Always make sure that the linie is not in use. If you do not hear the dial tone, inquire if the line is' being held by some other person. If no response is received. hang up the receiver for s few seconds and make another attentpt.

Listen on the bne while dialing, and if you hear another party come in on the line or hear successive clicks in the re- ceiver, it indicates that someone 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 telephone on your line. dial the operator, give her your number and ask her to ring the extension telephone.

Calls to Central Offices Which You Cannot Dial Direct

To place calls by number to central offices within New York City which you cannot dial direct, dial the operator and give her the number.

Directions for placing out-of-town. calls are given on Page 5.

Dial Coin Telephones

The operation of dial coin telephones is quite similar to that described above. The main difference is that it is necessary to deposit a čoin in order to obtain dial tone (indicating that the line is ready for, you to dial). Your coin will be returned after you hang up the receiver, unless you obtain. an answer from a subscriber's telephone.

DIRECTORIES

We earnestly desire to have telephone number information available for your, use in the form most satisfactory from your viewpoint but we wish to avoid furnishing more tele- phone directories than are needed as this not only results in inconvenience to our customers but is wasteful We aim to accomplish this through the provision of attractive booklets for listing telephone numbers, through the distribution of borough telephone directories, and by means of Information service.

The maximum of convenience is' secured through the Brooklyn

maintenance of up-to-datel personal lists of telephone num- ber's which you have occasion to call. Under this plan, the lists can be kept immediately at hand and the majority of desired telephone numbers can be ascertained with the least difficulty.

In order to meet your requirements, we shall be glad to: furnish you with attractive booklets for use in preparing personal lists of telephone numbers or with any borough directory you may require, upon application to any of our Business Offices listed on Page 4.

The Latter D' is Black

is Red

Uncompleted Calls

When, for any reason, you do not ob- tain a connection (for example, the called line is busy or does not answer}, you will get quicker service if you hang up the receiver and try the call again yourself at intervals instead of immediately calling the operator for assistance. No charge is made unless you obtain sn answer from a subscriber's telephone.

Obtaining Assistance from the Operator

If you have trouble in dialing, or if you have occasion to report cases of ser- vice irregularities, you can reach the operator by |placing your finger in the opening in the dial for the word "OP- ERATOR," pulling the dial around until you strike the finger stop, and then- re- moving your finger from the opening. allowing the dial to return to its normal position.

After connection has been established with the operator, you may, recall her by. moving your receiver hook up and down slowly. This can be done only when you

CI role 7

TO xcroft )

I.A ckawanps 4

QLinville 5

&L' namt @

GI braltar 2

LA urelton 8

PE nmylvanla @

TA Imeilge 5

AL leghehy

CL eveland 6

GL enmore 4

1.E xinxton 3

TI voll 3

CO ney Island 6

GR eenpoint 9

LD ngacre

TO Itenville 8

AS bjand 4

CI mberland 6

HA IIfAT 5

TR emsont

AStorin 6

DA renpor1 3

HA nover 3

1.11 dlow 1

--- 4

.BE |le Harbor 3 PE tionhurt 6

ED gerombe

HU genot 4

31 12 trose 3

FA Int deonce 7

VO Junteer 5

EN dirott 3

IN dependence J

MI dwood

BE dewhk }

WA Iker 5

BO Karlus 4

HSV ergreen 3

IR onsides @

MO hawk 4

SH ore Dad $

T'A tkina 9

HR adhorst 2

FA r Rorkn way 7

JA muica 6

MO tt Haven 9

BL ocum 6

WH ltehall 4

MU rray 100 4

Wickersham 1

30 hn 4

NA VAITE 6

Williamsburg 3

FL int 4

JU mlper 5

NE vins 1

ST erling 3

WIRconein 7

NT IUwell f

CH elsea }

Fordiwun 7

FO undation 1

KI ngebridge

NE wtown >

KE Nog &

MU rray Hill

JE fferson 1

Hl" ikminster 2

IN gersull 2

. Minnesota 9

RH eepslead 3

WA hington.

Boulevard #

DR york 4

MIA yflower )

Riverke 3

Virginia 3

HO ney wood

1.A) rrulne 7

TIR afalgar 7

AR fipkton

DA'Tton 9

ILE kem 4

E grinan 3 .

Fi thanks 4

WE elchester 7

1 7

Windsor $

Central Office Located

Central (ce District

.85

.75

.35

.50

AL Kimquin

GH amercy

1 message unit for each additional & minutes or fraction thereof

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

SUMMER 1931

BROOKLYN

A A A-Abbott .

GENERAL INFORMATION

Telegrams by Telephone

You may telephone telegrams, cable- granis or radiograms to the l'ostal Tele- graph-Cable Company or the Western L'nion 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 depuisit 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.

Overtime Charges

Although it is. not the Company's gen- eral practice to time all calls from message rate telephones on which the nufial period charge is one bxal 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.

Free Calls

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

' On all free calls made from coin box stations, the coin deposited in order to call the operator will be returned.

Exhibiting Telephone Numbers

If you display your telephone number on stationery, vehicles, or in other ways. it is important .that it be 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.

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

Benton Atlanta

Chicago Los Angeles

St. Louis . San Francisco

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

Errors in Directories

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

The C'ompany assumes no liability for lamages 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- bility shall be limited to a refund at the monthly rate for each listing for the time an error or omission continues.

Identification of Employees

Every employee of the Telephone Company all- tltorized to inspect, re- 23456 pair or remove the Com- many's apparatus carries a metal badge showing the Company's name and his own num- ber. Subscribers are earnestly requested to refuse access to their premises to anyone who cannot in this way identify himself.

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 lesigned to pro- duce the best testilts. Many of the un- authorized devices offered for sale, which are claimed to improve the service, inter- fere with the telephone lines and instru- mients and cause them to become out of: order and, to protect its service, the Com- pany will be compelled to remove any such device. Where ordinary apparatus does not adequately meet a particular set of conditions, special equipment 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 by the Company are and remain the property of the Company. They shall not be mn- tilated and shall be surrendered to the carrier who delivers the subsequent issue.

No foreign or privately owned binder, holler or auxiliary cover bearing adver- tisements 'shall be used in connection with any telephone directory furnished by the Company.

Injuring Telephone Property

A person who wilfully or maliciously displaces, removes, injures, or destroys : a line of telegraph or telephone, wire or cable, pier or abutment, or the material or property belonging thereto; without lawful authority, or who shall urilawfully 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 hy 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 lo, or permit or cause to be done, any of he acts hereinbefore mentioned, or who hall occupy, use a linc, or shall know- engly permit another to occupy, use a line, a room, table, establishment or ap- paratus to unlawfully do or cause to be lone any of the acts hereinbefore men- rioned. * * * is punishable by im- prisonnient 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 obtain, any knowledge of a telegraphic or telephonic message by Connivance with a clerk, operator, mes- tenger or other employee of a telegraph or telephone company, or being such clerk, operator, messenger or other em- Hoyee, wilfully divulges to anyone but the persons for whom it was intended, the Contents or the nature thereof of a tele- graphic or telephonic message or dis- patcht intrusted to hint for the transmis- ion 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 imprisgument 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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Brooklyn, New York City, Telephone Directory, 1931, Part 2

Author: New York Telephone Company Publication date: 1931 Publisher: New York Telephone Company Number of Pages: 377

Author: New York Telephone Company
Publication date: 1931
Publisher: New York Telephone Company
Number of Pages: 377