Brooklyn, New York City, Telephone Directory, 1957, Part 2

Author: New York Telephone Company
Publication date: 1957
Publisher: New York Telephone Company
Number of Pages: 788

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ELizabeth 2-3-4-5

HAwchorhe 7

LAmbert 3-5

NEteong 2

Rockaway 9

CAstie 3

ELliot 6

HEMlock 6-7

LEonia 4

NEWfoundland 9

RUmsson 1

WAbash 5

CHarter 7-9

ENglishtown 7

Hillcrest 2

Linden 3

OAkjend 8

WAverly 3-6-9

CLIffside 6

FAir Lawn 4-6

FAnwpod 2

HUBbard 7-8-9

LQuell 7-8-9

5-6-7

South Amboy 1

WEstwood $

CRestview 3-7

FLanders 9

JEfferson 8-9

MErcury 5

Plainfield 4-5-6-7

SUmset 9

Windsor 4-7

DElaware 2-3

FOxcroft 1-6-9

4.5

FRechold 8

Justice 4

Middletaven 5 Mitchell 2-3-9

Point Pleasant 5

$Weetbriar 3

Wyckoff 4

OTHER DIALABLE POINTS

Hundreds of more distant points are now dialekte, A few of them are listed below. Your operator will be glad to tell you whether any ither place in which you are interested ia dialable and, If so, to advise you of the proper aren coun.

To call any of these places, first dial the area code, plus the first two letters of the central office designation, then the numerals (and the party line letter, if any). For example, to call SHerwin 3-9991 in Boston, dial 617 SH3 9991.

Place

Aron Code

Aren Coda

Pleice

Arve Code

Akron, O.

216

Hudson, N. Y

518

Portland, Ore.

503

Albany, N. Y.

Kimsas City, Mo.

$16

Poughkeepsie, N. Y.

914

Amsterdam, N. Y.

518

Langhorne, Pa.

215

Providence, R. I.

401

Atlantic City, N. J.

609

Lansing, Mich.

517

Reno, -New. 702

Baltimore, Md.

301

Little Rock, Ark.

Richmond, Va.

703

Binghamton, N. Y.

607

Long Beach, Caf.

213 3

Sacramento, Cal.

916

Boston, Mass.

617

Madison, Wis.

St. Louis, Mo.

314

Camden, N. J.

609

Manchester, N. H.

603

Salt Lake City, Utah

801

Chicago; !!!.

$12

Milwaukee, (Wis ..

San Antonio, Tex.

512

Cincinnati, 0.

513

Muncie, Ind.

317

San Diego, Cal.

714

Cleveland, O.

216

Norfolk, Va.

/703

San Francisco, Cal. Schenectady, N. Y.

518

Detroit, Mich.

313

Oakland; Cal.

415 L

Syracuse, N. Y.

315

Duluth, Minn.

218

Oklahoma City, Okia.

215

Troy; N.Y.

518

Helena, Mont.

406

Phoenix, Ariz.

602

Vancouver, Wash.

206

Houston, Tex.

713

Pittsburgh, Pa.

Washington, D. C.

202

REdwood 1

VAlley 6

Viking #

CEnter 9

ENglewood 3-4

HEnderson 2-3-4-5

Liberty 8-9

NUtley 2

SEa Bright 2

CHestrat 1:5

ESsex 2-3-4-5

HOimdel 9

Livingston 6

SHenbood 2

WEstfind 2

Colfax 1-2

FArmingdale 5

FEderal 9

Humboldt 2-3-4-5 Hunter &

MArket 2-3-4

PArk Ridge 6

South Orange 2-3 South River 6

Whitney 3-5-6

DEerfield 4

Fort Lee 8:

Journal Square 2-3

Plymouth 1-9

Swarthmore 2-5-8 Woodbridge 8

Diamond 2-3

DRexel 6-9

Fulton 1-8:

KENog9 1

MONmouth Junction 7 PRisdott 3-7-8-9

TEaneck 3-6-7

Bigelow 2-3-8

CLoster 5

HOdatcong 8

Long Branch 6

DRange 2-3-4

WEst Milford 4

CRanford 6

HOveken 2-3-4

Little Falls 4

OLdfield 3-6-9

SHadyside 1-7

WEbster 3-9

OLiver 2

Somerville 8

DAvis 7

MAtawan 1

Pligrim 3-4-6-8

ATlantic 1-6-9

EAst Hampton 4

HAmpten Bays 2

Montauk Point 8

Ronkonkoma 9

SOuthold 5

SAG Harbor 5

TUrper 8

BAY Shore 7

EAst Quogue 9

JAmesport 2

Northport 3

BRewster 9

CRaton 1

KAtonah 4:

LAkeland B

NEW City 4

PEekskill 7-9

South Salem 3.

WEst Point 8

Giens Falls, N. Y.

$18

Philadelphia, Pa.

Trenton, N. J.

609

ROgers 9

SLoatsburg 3

CRoton Falls 7

Denver, Col:

Norristown, Pa.

215

415

1957

Listed below is an explanation of each line on your regular monthly telephone bill.

1 "Local Service."" This is the basic monthly charge for your telephone serwice. Billed in advance, it includes your message anit allowance (75 for an individual telephone, 60 for m 2-party 'line telephone) and any additional telephone equipment or directory list- ings you may have.

2 "Additional Message Units."" Completed calls are counted in terms of message units when made to places within the Message Unit Calling Aren (New York City, southern Westchester, Nassau County, Amityville, Cold Spring Harbor and Farmingdale). Charges for n.essage units in excess of the number allowed appear on this line.

The total number of message units charged for a particular call depende both on the place called and how long you talk. For arample, note the typical message unit charges for the first 5 minutes in this illustration?

1 MESSAGE UNIT TO

FAR ROCKAWAY

2 MESSAGE UNITS TO

STATEN ISLAND

3 MESSAGE UNITS TO

HEMPSTEAD

MAin 2 TELEPHONE

4 MESSAGE UNITS TO

SCARSDALE

3) "Toll Calls and Telegrams."" Charges for long distance calls and telegrams are itemized on a statement enclosed with your bill

4 "Other Charges or Credits."" The amount shown on this line is explained on a statement which is enclosed with your bill.

5 "Balance from Last Bill." Any amount carried over unpaid from your previous bill or received too late to be credited to your current bill

"Taxes." Your telephone bill is subject to . 10% federal excise tax on the basid monthly charge, charges for message units, long distance calls and telegrams and to a 3% New York City sales tax on the basic monthly charge and on message unit charges.

Possible New York City Tax Refund

YOU MAY OBTAIN REFUND of the New York City males tar paid (or avoid payment of such tax in the future) on calls from New York City to southern Westchester, Nassau County, Amityville, Cold Spring Harbor and Farmingdale charged for on the second line of your tele- phone bill. Claims may be made by furnishing your Business Office with information (based on records of reasonable estimates) concerning auch cally.

The amount of the refund is 3% of the charge for

message units used on such calls. For example, if 10% of your message units are for calls outside New York City, and your message unit charge (shown on the second fine of your bill) is $10.00, you are not taable on 10% of $10.00, or on $1.00. The tax on $1.00 is Je to you would be entitled to a 34 refund.

Your Business Office will be pleased to furnish the " appropriate application forms.

(Charges on your bill will probably be diferent sin ce these are only typical charges.)

Briefly, the details:

The monthly rental charge for your tele- phone service.

2 Charges for message units over the monthly allowance.

3 The total amount on an accompanying slip (or slips) itemizing distant calls and telegrams. Statement A shows long dis- tance calls placed through the operator as well as telegrams. Statenkent B lists customer-dialed long distance calls.

Charges or credits, an explanation of which accompanies the bill

Balance due from the customer for previous bills

+ The number of message units shown on the second line of your bill does not represent the metal nurbber of calis made, but rather the number of message units charged for such calls For an explanation of meringe unit billing and how you save, see page 4 ..

Staurment B

NEIN VORE TELEPHONE COMPANY CUSTOMER DIALED TOLL CALLS

DATE

PLACE

APRA

TELEPHONE NOMBER

AMOUNT

MI7 : 9770

JAN

CAL

415

VAL4

7,96

2 50

JAN

201

MIT3

9970

10 %. U'S TAX TOTAL CARRIED TO BILL

.30

3.25

Only Cloverdale 1, GLenmore 1, HYacinth 1 and Midway 7 cus- tomers (see pages 6 and ?) receive Statement B.

Overtime Rates

On calls from non-coin telephones to central office in the Message Unit Calling Area, a basic message unit charge (see pages d and 5) is made for the initial period. Overtime rates apply as follows:

WHERE THE RATE IN SHOWN ON PAGE & ARE 2 Message units

----

5 89

NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY

Toleshode: Dial 811 or Call "Business One

MID 7 9970

J DOS

3 MAIN STREET BROOKLYN 7, N.Y.

LOCAL SERVICE for One Wants In Advance

75 10

5 94 *

TOU CẦULS ANO TELEGRAMS

Statement & enclosed

3 25

OTHER CHARGES DE CHỈ MTS

BLANCHI PRON LANT MIL, Phương disregard this pinount it med.

15 65

A TOLL CALLS COMPLETED BY OPERATOR, AND TELEGRAMS

MI 7 9970

11 OM WEB 15 BOULDER COL

1 80 2 20 1 35

21 CHLOE WC

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THE LENGTH OF THE INITIAL PERIOD IS 5 Minutes

THE OVERTIME RATE IS I MESSAGE UNIT FOR EACH ADDITIONAL: 3 minutes or friction

3 b 4

1 minute

5 6

203

1344

1957

JAN 28 1957

57+

5 89

T TELEPHONE BILLS are rendered once a month and are due when received. Payment within 15 days will be appre- ciated, but should this be inconvenient our Business Office will make every reasonable effort to arrange a more con- venient payment date.

Paying By Mail - Please return the bill stub with payment. If the stub has been mislaid, please write your tele- phone number on the check. If you have mislaid the return anvelope, mail your payment to the nearest Business Office. (See Business Office addresses below.)

Where to Pay Your Bills in Person

Atlantic Avenue & Pennsylvania Avenue

(East New York Savings Bank)

6614 Bay Parkway, near 67th Street |(Lafayette National Bank)

1002 Brighton Beach Avenue, corner Coney Island Avenue

(Lincoln Savings Bar;k)

Church & McDonald Avenues

(Greater New York Savings Bank)

Eastern Parkway & Utica Avenue

(East New York Savings Bank)

5325 5th Avenue, corner 54th Street

65 Flatbush Avenue, corner Lafayette Avenue

(Manufacturers Trust Co.)

9201 Flatlands Avenue, corner East 92nd Street

(Manufacturers Trust Co.)

Grand-& Havemeyer Streets

(Bankers Trust Co.)

225 Havemeyer Street near Broadway (Manufacturers Trust Co.)

Liberty Avenue & 101st Avenue

(Chase Manhattan Bank)

875 Manhattan Avenue, corner Milton Street

(Chase Manhattan Bank)

(Kings Hwy. Savings Bank)

Addresses of Business Offices ( Where bills may be paid and other business transacted)

2177 Albemarle Road, near Flatbush Avenue. 105 Chester Street, near Pitkin Avenue

10 Howard Avenue, near Broadway

1717 Kings Highway, near East 17th Street

560 Nostrand Avenue, near Herkimer Street 95 Willoughby Street, corner Bridge Street

Our Customer Service Bureau An Aid to Business People

If You Are Planning To Move

Your request for new service, re- arrangements and additional equipment should be discussed with our Business Office well in advance.

Providing new equipment and facilities is a com- plen job, and there are delays in some areas. How- ever, where existing service cannot be moved or new service installed when you want it, every effort is made to complete the work as soon as possible.

If your order cannot be filled promptly, it la care- fully listed according to date of receipt, and you are notified as soon as your turn is reached.

Your Business Office Representative- Your account is handled by a representative at the Business Office who will arrange for new or additional telephone service, move or disconnection of service, listings in the al- phabetical directory and will answer questions about your bill or payment arrangements. She will also furnish information on other tele- phone matter and will help you in any service difficulty which has not been handled to your satisfaction.

The Business Office is open Monday through Friday from 9 to 5 (closed Saturdays, Sundays and holidays). To reach the Business Office that serves the tele-

Should you desire to transact business in person, see the list on page 10 for "Addresses of Business Omfiom."

Business Office Telephone Numbers Ask the Operator for the Following Numbers - No Charge for These Colls

The name of the

APpiegate 7

Exchange 6-5100

J. F. Mangan

Hyacinth 7

STIZwell 4+Official 50. .. G. B. Bostwick

BEachview 2

Exchange 6-5100.

W. J Lgeffelman

HYacinth 9.

EXchange 6-5100 .F. J. Devlin

BEachview 8

Exchange 6-5100.

. W. Murphy

Ingersoll 2,

PResident #-Official 50

.G. M. Jack

BEnsonhurst 6

Exchange 6-5100 W. J. Loeffelman

Ingersoll

PResident 8-Official 50 G. W. Hibner

JAckson

ILinois 2-Official $0.

R. A. Calame

Cloverdale 1, 7 ..

Exchange 6-5100

.J. F. Mangan

MAin 2

EXchange 6-5100 W. C. Haefpli

Cloverdale 2, 3, 8

Exchange 6-5100. .H. J. Murphy.

MAin 5

Exchange 6-5100

. . H. C. Gregor

Coney Island 6.

Sheepshead >-Off. 50. W. H. Wright, Jr.

Midway

Exchange 6-5100

J. F. Mangan

HAvarrt B

Exchange 6-51.00

H. D. Murphy

DEwey 2, 6, 9

$Heepshead 3-Official 50. .. B. M. Heck

NEvins &

Exchange 6-5100 ..

W. C. Haefell

DEwey &'

Exchange 6-5100

Nightingale 5

Sheepshead 3-Official 30 .. 6. M. Heck

Dickens 2.

.EXchange 6-5100 .. +15 :. J. F. Mangan

Nightingale 6, 8

Sheepshead 3-Off. 50. W. B. Wright,

Dickens 5.

Exchange 6-5100. ... . G. T. Mowular

Nightingale

Exchange 1-5106.

ESolina

ESO

.EXchange 6-5100

.. H. J. Murphy

·EVer

STillweil 4-Official 50 ..

G. B. Bostwick

.EVergreen

STillwell 4-Official 50

G. R. Snyder

South 8

Exchange 6-51 Do

.F. J. Devlin

.[Llinois 7-OHical 50 ..... R. A. Calame

ST#gg 2

STiliwell 4-Official 50

.M. M. Cooley

STerting | 3

Exchange 6-5100.

W. C. Haefell

STerling 8, 9.

EXchange 6-3100:

.:. F. J. Devlin

GEdney

Exchange 6-5100

H. J. Marphy

TAylor 7

Exchange 6-5100

.... J. F. Mangan

GEdney 5, 6, 3

Exchange 6-5100.

R. Krawiec

TEriace 6, 9.

Exchange 6-5100.

J. W. Murphy

GEdney 9

Exchange 6-5100 . w. Murphy

Exchange 6-51,00

-. W. J. Loeffelman

GLenmore

Exchange 6-5100

F. Mangan

Exchange 6-5100. ....

.. G. W. Mills

.CLenmore 6

STillwell 4-Official 50. .. G. B. Bostwick

ULster 2. 8.

Exchange 6-5100.

... H. C. Gregor

Hickory 9.

SHetpshead >.official 50. B. M. Heck

ULster 3. 4

Exchange 6-6100.

.. R. Krawiec

HYacinth 1

.Stillwell +-Official 50 .. ... G. R. Snyder

ULster 5

Exchange 4-51:00.

6. W. Mills

HYacinth 2

.EXchange 6-5100.

... J. W. Murphy

PResident 8-Official 50

.. G. M. Jack

HYacinth

PResident & Official 50. . . G. W. Hibner

Exchange 6-5100.

.W. C. Haefell

HYacinth 4.

EXchange 6-5100 .... W. U. Loeffelman

Exchange 6-5300

.H. 1; Murphy

HYacinth 5, 6, 8.

., Exchange 6-5100. . .. . G. T. McWilliams

·VAndyke 1.

STillwell 4-Official 50. .. G. B. Bostwick

*Indicates central offices serving both Brooklyn and Queens

"Beep' Tone Indicates Conversation Being Recorded

A short high-pitched "beep" tone heard- on the telephone line about every 15 sec- code means that the person with whom you are talking is recording your coover -!! sation by means of his recording machine connected to the

line.

This signal is provided by the telephone company for your protection. If you do not want a record made of what you are saying ask the person with whom you are talking to disconnect the recording machine. When he disconnects his recorder, the signal is no longer heard. Use of a recorder without this signal is unlawful.

Business people interested in improving telephone communications at their firms or business establish- ments can obtain the free services of the telephone company's Customer Service Bureau. Helpful advice on how to make more effective use of telephone service is available from the company representative who will visit the customer's premises on request. Call the Business office - dial 811 -- and arrange for an appointment.

2101 Mermaid Avenue, corner West'21st Street

(Manufacturers Trust Co.) (Chase Manhattan Bank)

Myrtle & Seneca Avenues

8515 4th Avenue, near 86th Street

(First National City Bank of Now York)

451 5th Avenue between 9th & 10th Streets

(Greater New York Savings Bank)

(Bay Ridge Savings Bank)

7427 5th Avenue, corner Bay Ridge Parkway

Buckminster 2, 4, 7.

PResident 8-Official 50.

I.G. M. Jack

Exchange 6-5100 . . G. W. Mills

Cloverdale 6,

(Lafayette National Bank)

1724 13th Avenue, corner 48th Street (Bay Ridge Savings Bank)

$523 20th Avenue, corner 86th Street

3. Mangan

SHeepshead 3-0ft. 50. W. H. Wright, Jr.

PResident 2, 3 4.

PResident B-Official 50 . G. W. Hibner

Sheepshead 3-Official 50. .. B. M. Heck

SHeceshe

SHEepshead 3-Off. 50 W. H. Wright, Jr.

SHore Read 5,

EXchange 6-5100.

.J. W. Murphy

SLocum

Evergreen 3,

Evergreen 4, 8

STillwell 4-Official 50 ... M. M. Cooley

Evergreen

Exchange 6-5100.

... G. T. McWilliams

GLenmore 2 3. 5

STilfwell 4-Official 50.

G. R. Spyder

ULster 1|

Exchange 6-5100. ... W. J. Loeffelman

"HEgeman 3

STiltwell 4-Official 50. 6 B. Bostwick

TErrace

TRiangle |5.

ULster 6

ULster 7

ULster 9%.

PResident B-Official 50 ... G. W. Nibner

Exchange 6-5100 W. J. Loeffelman

.Exchange 6-5100 11.W. .. Loeffelman

H. J Murphy

1957

phone that you are using, dial 811 at ask the operator for "Business Office." If outside of these hours an emergency atises which requires immediate establishment of service, ask the operator for COrtlandt 7-Official 34. For information regarding other Business Offices call your Business Office. For trans- actions involving directory advertising ac- counts, call EXchange 0-1212.

The Business Office Supervisor will assist in any matter you may feel kas not been dis- posed of properly.

(Lincoln Savings Bank) 325 9th Street, between 5th & 6th Avenues

1660 Sheepshead Bay Road, near East 16th Street

EQUIPMENT

Prices shown beloit do not include taxes, or charges for installation or changes in equipment, if any. Call the Business Office for further information on these and other accessories.

Kitchen and Bedside Phones Save Steps and Time

When the telephone rings, there's no need to leave your easy chair or the kitchen of other room where you may be working. Just reach for that handy additional' tele- phone. What a step and time sayer! You'll appreciate its convenience, too, if it's at the bedside and you need to answer calls at night. And don't forget the priceless protection and privacy it assures you. Call the Business Office and order one.

ABOUT 34 PER DAY

Telephones in Color Add Beauty

Telephones, regular- or wall- type, to fit into the color- scheme of your home of office interior are available in an as- sortiment of colors. The solid colors 'include blue, gray, green, ivoty, rod, beige, brown and yellow. In two-tone, the base is in any one of the above colors, and the receiver and dialjare contrasting jet black.

A ONE-TIME CHARGE APPLIES

Free Booklets For Personal Numbers

The quickest, easiest way to refer to telephone numbers you call frequently is to have them in your own personal list. We have two attractive indexed booklets for just this purpose: for pocket of handbag -25%" x 4"- with spice for 210 names, addresses, telephone numbers memoranda; for home or office - 4%* = 714" - with space for 360 names, addresses and telephone numbers. There is no charge for either booklet. Just call the Business Office - dial 811.

Private Switchboard Training and Placement

Employers desiring to train em ployees in private switchboard operation can avail themselves of the services of the telephone company's training school. Appointments may be made by calling EXchange 6- 5100, extension 3365. The company also maintains a placement bureau and recommends to customers trained, experienced and capable switchboard opera- tors. For further information, call EXchange 6-5100, extension 3776.

Time and Weather Information

The correct time of day lind the latest United States weather forecast for New York City and vicinity are

available by dialing these numbers:

For time-of-day.

MEridian 7-1212

For weather forecast

WEather 6-1212

Place All Your Calls At Once to Save Time

When you have a number of, long distance calls to make, sphed your calling by using our "Sequence Calling" serv- ice. It's simple. Just call the long distance operator - dial 211 -and tell her how many calls you wish to make. She will talle the information, and your calls will be han- died one after imother in the order you desire. Saves you valuable time to following up sales, announcing price changes or new products, or contacting branch offices. If you place such groupe of calls regularly, keep. # list or lists on file with the long distance operator,

Plan to Build Or Remodel?

Achieve that added beauty and convenience in your dream home at surprisingly low cost by planning ahead for your tele- phone requirements. Whether you expect to build a new home or remodel your old one, now is the time to provide in the blueprints for con- cealed conduits for wiring, end outlets conveniently located. The telephone company has a Telephone Planning Service (Architects and Builders Service) which provides heip in planning, without charge. Call the Business Office and ask for free booklet entitled: "Planning Your Home for Telephone Convenience."

The Speakerphone Is Handy For the Busy Person

The Speakerphone enables a busy person, in the office or at home, the free use of both hands while conversing on the line. Complete with a built-in mike, volume and switch con- trois and a separate loud- speaker unit, the set will pick up the voice from a few feet away/ It can be used in the usual way for privacy when preferred. Atextra cost, a mod- el is available to work with the Push Button Telephone.

$4 MONTHLY

A Telephone for Dialing in the Dark

This is a special telephone with a small lamp mounted opposite the number "4." which illuminates the dial whenever the receiver is re- moved from the cradle of the telephone: The lamp, is shielded from the user's view by a cover which directs the light toward the dial. The Illuminated Dial Telephone is a real convenience for bed- rooms and in places with sub- dued lighting.

ABOUT A PENNY A DAY

A Special Telephone With Volume Control

A special telephone with. which sound volume may be adjusted to suit the hearing of the individual. The loud- ness of softness of the voice on the line is as easy to regu- late as your radio. Available in any of eight colors, the Volume Control Telephone brings pew pleasure to those who have difficulty hearing.

$1.25 MONTHLY

A Set Usable on Any Of Two to Six Lines

Answer or make your calls om any of several lines: holda call on any of the lines while making or receiving another outside or interior call; and call other phones in your of- fice with the Push Button Telephone. Optional accesso- riel include buttons that light up when a lite is in use prin call coming in. The Net is available in some colors, tria.

PRICES ON REQUEST

Programs for Clubs and Groups

Many entertaining, inform- ative programs featuring "live" lecture - demonstra - tions of 16mm films are available to your club or group without charge. In- formation concerning these programs may be obtained by calling the Business Office - dial 811.

1957

How to Use the YELLOW PAGES

The Yellow Pages, in a separate directory, contain the names, addresses and telephone numbers of business and professional firms handling every product or service you are likely to need. They are listed under business cias- sification best describing the product or service offered -(there are also numerous cross reference beadings). In all your buying needs use these Yellow Pages. Below are four examples:

Need a Product or Service?

Turn to the busines heading best describing the product or service you need. Under this heading you will find the businem han- dling what you want.

Forgotten a Firm's Name?

But you may remember the ad- dress - or you're not sure of the spelling, but would recall the name or address if you saw it. You just look in the Yellow Pages under the business clami- Boation of the firm you want.

Find low

"YELLOW PAGES'

Want a Brand Name Product or Service?

Just turn to the business heading and look for the trade-mark or brand name of the product you're weeking. Under it you will find the names of different dealers.

Know the Name But Not the Address?

Suppose you want the Jones Company. It's easier to find your Jones in the Yellow Pages ander its business heading than in the longer list of Jones in the white pages of the alphabetical book.

How the YELLOW PAGES Build Business

Surveys prove that 9 out of 10 telephone users use the Yellow Pages to find who sells it who services it. who can do it. The Yellow Pages are the easiest way to find it fast" for home of business. Below are only a few of the many kinds and sizes of advertising that will bring you more customers.

Bold Type Listing

**********--- Dely 1-3879

A Bold Type Listing makes your name stand out. And an extra line of type gives the prospect valuable information ..

Informational Listing

INFORMATIVE ond SALES MESSAGE ABOUT YOUR FIRM

· Products

Services

Essential Features

222Radmat

These "business card" listings are available in the larger directories in sizes 10 , 1" (asshown), 112" and 2" in size. They bring cus- tomers to your business.

Display Ad

. PRODUCTS

· SERVICES

· ESSENTIAL FEATURES

YEARS IN BUSINESS

"Descriptiva, catchy Jogos"

REgent 8-9970

This is a typical 14 column ad. Other sizes are 1/4 double col- umn. 12 column, and 1/2 double column. They give buyers prod- uct and service information

FOR MORE INFORMATION - write or telephone, without obligation: THE REUBEN H. DONNELLEY CORPORATION ORegon 9-4000, 305 E. 45 Street, New York 17, N. Y. Authorized Directory Advertising Sales Representative of the NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY

For Postal Information and a Subway Map, See the Introductory Pages of Your Red Book, a Separate Directory.

T VER WAYS

ADDITIONAL DIRECTORY LISTING

DIRECTORY LISTINGS bring you more calls. Incoming calls cont you nothing. They are the life blood of business and social existence. An additional listing costs only a little over cent a day,

Below are a few examples of listings which are helping many get all their incoming calls:

Residence Service --

A listing for each member of the household . .. the mother, her sister, the teenager:

examples: -

Browe Many W Mes 5ParkAu MÁin 4-9978

Wilson Adn SParkky MAis 4-7970

Bro Sesame SparkA MAin 4-9970

A listing of the residence along with the address and member of the business:

Brown Front G atty 210Cntrthe. Res SParAr

5-0000 4.4976

Business Service

A listing for the rearranged version of partnership names with an out- of-hour number to call:

Need help finding more records? Try our genealogical records directory which has more than 1 million sources to help you more easily locate the available records.

Brooklyn, New York City, Telephone Directory, 1957, Part 2

Author: New York Telephone Company Publication date: 1957 Publisher: New York Telephone Company Number of Pages: 788

Author: New York Telephone Company
Publication date: 1957
Publisher: New York Telephone Company
Number of Pages: 788