New York City (including all boroughs) Telephone Directory, 1915, Part 3

Author: New York Telephone Company
Publication date: 1915
Publisher: New York Telephone Company
Number of Pages: 494

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West Washington Market, But. 1866, Gusseroart, West and Little ' Weet

LIST OF ELEVATED STATIONS IN BROOKLYN @'kiye Bridge Line Murdy At

Sande 5

Park Row Lorimer St

Brighton Beach Line Plusking Av

Park - Place

MITtis AY

167th &t & N'way 144th St & B'way

Attantle Ar Nevias A

York, Sungurchapna + Won

From ft. Dertiendt and Dasboot Bts. to Montgomery It,

From ft Liberty

Clu

Communipaw, Je. (Central B.

R. R.),

North Brother iMand --

- From f. R. 10zd It

Queane Berou # (Long Island City)

Noch Ledd

Sheepchord Bay Brighton Beach

Cantes Birgel Love

Calwir - Tir

Somber 35, 1915. Thankugras Day,

LIST OF ELEVATED STATIONS IN MANHATTAN & THE BRONX

LIST OF ELEVATED STATIONS IN BROOKLYN CER

Culver Line

Tod At & Colbes

Eighth Av

Liberty St Valley, tt.

Ward'a talajid-

W. zetp.

Bedt of Market, K. I. Foot of R $L

w. #HA W. tou

Fort of K Bith

Piets & und ) Erle Basta . Stores, foot of Richards &t ... Huilten (Pler 1, 2 mgà i Erie Basăn Stores, foot of Beard St .... Erulte Independent Biores & Boch Docks, look of 60th to 6155

Edieo Co.'s Dock, foot of -06ch DI ....

sei Bt. Ferry House. Foot of Albany, S. R.

The following in a lot of public phere Brooklyn and Queens:

BROOKLYN

Foot of sind St

Toet of 40th St. Pier 1, Wallsbent Piet &; Wallsbout

Feet of Gold. Street

Fost of Dock Street

Foot of Metropolitan Are

Foot of South 6th St.

Foot af Noble St.

Whale Creek

QUEENS Jamaica Art. Foot of Nott Avs. Whitestone Landing Alley Creek, Bayside

RICHMOND (Stalen leland)

Municipal Dock, St. George.

ten.

- ft of Richinond

Port Richmond.

ft, of Haber Rd, Wir

ter's Barber. i

Rossville.

American Dock Og., Terminals, ft.

Arrietta 8th, Tompkinsrille

PIERS IN JERSEY CITY ..! "+ Municipal Dock, ft of Murga- BL Lloyd Sabenda Ling, Eler, A .A. Grand St.

PIERS IN HOBOKEN, M ( THEY

Hamburg American Line.

Pier Na 1 .: tt at la St. Pier No $, ft of Ist &t.

North German Lloyd- Pur No 1, ft of 4th St.

40 Pike & Market.

Kortet

W. 100.

Chatin.

$7 Clinton

Petty.

41 Clinton & Montgomery 69-40 Montgomery.

Scandinavian Line -.. Pier -ft af 176 8t.

We want to mike this Section tut and valuable se the Public.

Jour are invited.

New York Tobakens Oukgany Dursolary Advertising Dipartment s Church &t

THE NEXT ISSUE OF THE

NEW YORK CITY TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Goes to Press Thursday, Oct. 14th, 1915

The Oct. Himbe will contain. thousands of new names, and on account of the usual removals, changes of firm names, business designations, etc., many listings will be changed. ...

If you ard obmtechplating taking new service, or; making any changes in or additions to your present service, you should notify our sharest Commercial Office, in writing, as far in advance of the above. date as possible, in order that you may, take advantage of the new directory listings.

ADVERTISING in the telephone directory offers an attractive means of reaching all 'telephone subscribers New York City): | Advertisers desiring new of additional space are requested to send copy at least six weeks in advabee of the above date in order that proofs may be prepared and mibmitted for approval.

Advertising forms CLOSE OCT. 7th

ations telatina to advert To the Directory Adustbins Department, 25 CHURCH STREET, NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY

MENS IN BROOKLYN & QUERNE

- FERIES FROM AND TO MANHATTAN

4 . | +Cantroded

Pier No.

Vrom| ft. R. 1sth St.

Recreation Plers.

From ft. 2. 110th St

pes keland,7th

Crescent! St

Fulton St Atlantic Av

St Marka Av

1 St

Maw Jarsay & New York, ft of O in bers and W. Ild Bts.

Wesl New York

From ft W. 434 St. to Old slip.

PIERS MANHATTAN

W. SI

W. a.

Street

Battery P Plect

W. 27th

w: IH

Morris & Bestur.

W. 40.

W. W

(bid). Rector & Caritale.

(D) Alb

Cortlandt

Fulton.

Bares

Park P

franklin Av

Franklin Av Nostrand Av

Tompkins Av

4 Broed.

Jay.

FERRIES FROM AND TO'MANHA TTTM

To Aitana-

North Modra

1 Gouverneur .Lape.

Fuiyrt

14 Malden Lane.

1& Berling , Ship.

ralemon 8 ........... zi | Columbia Scores, foot of At-

South

18 Beeknu

4 Pors Stores,IL of Pacific &t. Robinsons Stri., h Congres

South

10 & 10 1

Spring

21 Borpr.

Spring Charlton

James Blip.

36 # 17 Catharine.

11 (new) Cotbarbe &

26 Market

Hialton

Falten #

21 5th St & Broadway

Dity Ball Loop

314h & & Broadway

Brooklyn Bridge ##lat St & Broadway

Worth & Lafayette 6#8th Et & Broadway

Ota

Cortlaride &

Church . St

Park FI

Death For-

Latagetien EST FARMS LDT Bleecker & Lattgette 1 10th St & Lenes Av : Su

114th St & Least Ar Astor Pl & 1th ây 198th ät & Lenes Av

18th St & 4th AF

1 45th t & Lesos Av

48th 8t & 4th Ar

wich Sts

4td St & Park Av

Times Bq Station

robestir Ars

soth St & Broadway porrais, Av Columbus Circle

Birtopeer Be & South-

From L 10th at. ,and E.

Hart's leber

Hoboken

From Ft. Barclay, Christopher W. 134 8w to Newark Ty Sta .. Hoboken

From R.

Jonsby City-

From f. Chamben & W. IN

to Paronla Av.,'Jren

Consumers Park Prospect Park Woodruff Av Ctrurch Av

Diverly Road

Canaren Line

Cortelyou Road Newkirk Av Avenue

Sutter Ax Lavoeta Av

Avenue J

New Lots Read

Kings Highway Arende U

Rockaway Park Flatlands AV

Cantrale Ter

Erie, ft. of Chambers and W ssd Sta, Mudeen Terminal: Ogrilo !!!

Fulton. It

Borough (Seien friend)

Morton At., N. Y., to

RAILROAD PAMENGEN STATI IN MANHATTAN DISKU

Linwred St Montauk Ay Chestnut St

Van Sleklen

Fifth Avenue Line

Fulton a Pearl Ste usd at & Colbus Av Frank lin Square

Chatham Soasse

Canal & Alle Sta Gragi & Allen ita

110ch ốt betwere sta & Galambos ATH Rivington & Allen Bts 118th St & #th . Int St & 1et Av

4th Bt & Ist Av

14th St & let Av

13th St & 1st Av 100th St & 6th Ar

Thirty -wirth 8t

ssd Bt bat 1at & 24 14sch &t & 6th Ar

branch to 44th at Temy. BR

York & Putism

Nestrand Av

Topking Av

Fulton Streit Line Bumper Av

Fulton Ferry Court Bt- Manhattan Jumotion

Myrtle Av

Amover Square Tultoa & Peart Sts

Boerun Pl

Tus Sielen Av

Kim PI

Cleveland : 8t

Dufield &t

Herwood' Av

Flatbush Av

Crescent ft

Lafayette Av.

Cumberland &t

Myrtle Ave Line

Vanderbilt At \'. Grand Av

16th 8: # 14 Av

tlona om så

1's4th St.& ld Ar branch to 24th St Ferry. *

Utica Av Ralph Av

Baratogs Av

Rockaway Av

Blackwell's laland-

EN Y Loop Atlantic Av

Win End Line

Eastern Parkway Pennsylvania Av Van Sielen Av

spth-81

Lamer Part

West End Ter

SUBWAY STATIONS IN NEW YORK CITY

MAIN LINE

18Ist It & Broadway

South Ferry'

Dronz Park

Sixth Avenue Line

Stations

South Jet Battery Plac Rector & Church

1314 5 | between 188th ak Willis

1484 St ( and

sind Et & Broadway

Canal # Lafayette

From Wall St. to Mentagu Bkiys Boro.

From it, Whitehall &t. to Atl with

From it. Whitehall tp 69th S- . Bktya Boro.

College Point (Ousem. Befoug

Broadway Bulay & Gwich Sta Grand St & W Busy Warre & Gwich 8ta Bleecker St & W

14th 81 & 4th Av 18th ar & 6th Av

wich su

68th &t & ut Av 66th St & sch Av

s4th St & 5th Av

78th St & Broadway

84th St & Broadway 174th &t & Bouton # ist D & Broadways

BROADWAY LINE

1034 &t & Broadwng & d

110th St & Breedway 114th D & Broadway Manhattan At & Broadway

BROOKLY

157th &t & B'way 186th 084 8'way

Gates Av Halsey St

RAILROAD PASSENGEN STATIONS IN MANHATTAN

Central of New Jersey. and Liberty Bts .; Sandy Hook Route (im 8immer), M. of T5 42d and Cedar Deleware, Lackowanne & Westen,

Jefferson Market, Greenwich Ave. & 6th IL, West 10th St Betall market. Futten Fish Morket, Fulton #t. & Best Hitte. Wholesale spa food omly. LEGAL HOLIDAYS IN NEW YORK " Januari 1. New Year's Day. Peruery 12. Liecela's Birthday. Perwary 22. Washington's Birthday .. May 30, Desersties Dey. Jyiy 4. Independence Day. tartar 6, 1925. Leber Day. Oftpour 12 Columbus Day.

Grandesy Ling Casal & Contre Bia

166th St & ad Av 161st &c & sd Av

branch to Grand Central Depet 47th B & B4 AV

Wendover & se Avstad St & 34 Av

174th St & 84 AY 177th st & N Av (Tremont)

07th St & 3d Av 78th 8t & 34 Av Sith St & M'A 00th St & Id Av

125th Dt & 14 Ar

Bowling Grech WAD St

667th BE & Broadway

Truss ft. L. Housien St. to Đt Bklyn Bero. From It. Fulton St. to Fall Bryn Bort Grand St. to Gru

and. Busy., Bklyn Bort

From ft. Roosevelt #t. Bklyn Boro.

Bethune

11-43 Gouretteer

Hamilton Ave. Commereint Wharf, Adliotic Basto, fois of Imlar Hr ... Hmlton Sodtir Cen- ! Clinton Wharf, Amiton oral Pier. ( . Ploneer Bt. " Wellt . Cep taMintle Basia. Iral Fier. - QH -@triton Wbart, Hmjtod 34 Boukh Fier. | Ferris 84.

Union Naval Stores, foot of Dikeman &t ..

.Hilton

01 Rivington & Stanton

W. 16th.

W, KadY

PIERS IN MANHATTAN, Centindild

FICHE IN MANHATTAN- Continued h Ľaạt Lộc Continued

Worth Rings-,Continted

Red Hook Words,' toot af

67 K. 16th,

W. W.

PIERS IN BROOKLYN & QUEENS Lesotich and New York Ferry: Brooklyn, I. D., Terminal, { fopt Di th to N. 10th St. Wallabout, Wellabout Basti. .. .*** day &t. Tematsal, foot of ! Catharine

Empire Storen, entrance. ( Fulton ar loot Main Bt. ( Cetbarine

Faltou Martin Stores, sbobs No. 24 Farman & .... ...... Maison Martin Stort. about No."06 Forman St.

Robert Stores, about No. 104 Turmas 8t. or Wall

[ Filion

12 Pleitepont Stores, Forman St., pear Montague ........ Well 8%.

Harrison

Coenles & Old Bilp.

Prentice Biores, foot ol Jora)

Well St.

Woodraff Stores, toot of Jo-

South

16 Burling

Falten.

Booth

Breakign Borough-

From . Catharine St, to Mai i bA .. Bklyn Bora.

From ft. E. 13d &t. to Bklyn Boro,

26 (old) Dever and

Roosevelt. Market.

Robinsows Atry. tt. Congress South Robinsons Stra .. ft .. Warren Baltic Terminal, ft. Baltic 81. Hintton Sontb Abilton Union Stores, tt Harrison ( Soptbor Thion, Stores, toot Irving. UnionStores. ft. Sedgwick&t. Toot ol Degraw, &

North Mer, Hamilton Wht. North Dec- Attande Dasio. Hantzon Billand American Line-+ Tier ft of 5th BL

teal Plet.

foot of

Wilson Lipe-

Pier ft of 7th SL

LENOX ANE AND Spring

Battery Fuice

Chambers S

Broadway

Redor & Owich 8t Cortlandt & Greep --

Franklin A

W. hath.

. From W. 180th St.

From Dange- Offon, - Whiteball Coverpers Mient

From Battery, N. Whitehall" Operations maipindad; may r at any time, To Greatteint

Central At

Staten Island, ft. of Wittdient West Shore, It. Cortlandt mad St.

Knickerbocker Av

no, of 120th St)

- Brookly's Av Tompkins Av Albany Av Sumner Av

Wychod Ay Seneca AV Porert Av Fresh Pont Road Metropolitan Av

Dedlos's Island (Liberty Jula di From Battery.

ft. 8 70th 8L

York, Ontario & Westem,' fta. ot Cortlandt und W. 438 Bts. New York, Susquehanna & Wash in .. "tt af Chambers and W. 2sd Sta. New York, Wentcharler & Besten, s -pin Et and Morris Park Are.

Northern of New Jerseys ft. of Ch entere and W. Gid Ste"

Chatham : Bquart Canal & Bowery Grand & Bevet

Forty-sixth St Fifty-second 8t Fifty-eighth &t Sixty- 17th St

Greene AF

Franklin Av

New York & Long Branch, It. of' dirty Cortlandt, DesGrosses, W. 28d 2 ja,'and 7th Ave. And did BL. In wuaki fer ft. W. 460 and Cedar Bts. ahe. .. New York Contral & Hudson Miv v. (124 St. add 4th Arsi Harlem, 114 0 Mt .; Harlem Division, 4th Ave U Mod Bt., 116th; Putnam Division, 13];h BL und 6th Ave.

Johnson St

Unien 44 Third St Winth St

. 168th St & #th Ar

Birteroth Bt

Twentieth St

NAVy St Vanderbilt Av W'asbingtou Av

Fortiech St DeKalb Av

W. It

Battery PL &. Morris

New York, New Haven & Harthe d, Plus Ave, and (2d St.)

soth St & 2d Av

Thịnh Avenue Line Stations

South Ferry

Franklin Square

City Hall

49th 8t & id Av

105th St & 3d Av 111th 5: 4 10 Av_ 117th St M 34 AY 181et &t & Bd A 197ch St & id Av

Houston & Bowary #th &t & 14 AT

Philadelphia & Reading, f., of #, 4ld L'ad Liberty Bts.

180th St & 14 Ar 1834 Bt & ad Av Fordham Road (Fordham)

108th St & 30 AV

Thầya Bore.

ip 1st Bt & Broadway Duckman St & Bwny

Alexander Artues Hanth Arbaue Ling

.(Yap Cortlandt Pk)

Cin Lin Atlantle Apose Branch, ful ton:" Lauagien Av Line Flathunh md Agentic Avery,

Thom H. Cortilidt and

46 St (to W. Bhot Drpot).

W. 270

Toft of E 1180L

Foot of Barrow, N. R. Fost of W. 5och

Fost of 166th, M. R. Foot of WhitelaIL

USEFUL INFORMATION

64 Rutgers. 16 Jateron.

S East Cen- Egal Plat.

1 1 German .. American Store

(pot of Codey.B ..... ........ Halton

1 2.1

dirt market in efty. .Farmers Market, Bet about 1676. M tort & Little Weet 18th aus. Open Wlessle . market Thers farinere trou Long Island, Staten Island and Jersey pell thetr |preises to dealers from their

soth St & 3th Av

Booth

Franzin.

Pennsylvania," ft. of Gorilabot ms "Des brosses Sta .; 7th Are.,, alot 1.

Adans St

Decand Avenue Linessth & & Colbus AY Stations

DEALER

"Long Distance is the short cut to business. **

""How to get to prospects from whom you're separated, by impassable roads? How to get to prospects at out-of-the-way points? How to keep in close touch with your dealers?

"Long distance is the solution of these problems.

"Everybody is always 'at home' to long dis- tance. You use the telephone for local calls every day-every hour, You buy or sell over it. It's quick and cheap. Why not extend its use- fulness and profit?

"There is a circle of 100 miles around your office in which you can deal just as easily over the telephone.

"Even the best salesman doesn't always get an interview .; People are experts in 'dodging.' Competition is keen. Methods of approaching people must be carefully considered. The mails are flooded with circulars and letters.

"The telephone is a means of approach that is not overdone. It means business of importance and gets even better attention than a telegram. You talk direct to your prospects give and re- ceive full explanations, -get an answer on the spot. "Call your dealers and salesmen every day or two. Give them some of your ginger. A tele- phone conversation is almost equal to a personal conference and you know what a stimulus that is to business.

"LONG DISTANCE SELLING METHODS'

Illeetatuo sad copy for this advertisement are taken from a "ginger" circular sent by a big, wide-wwwhe automobile company to its agents. (Hape on' Application).

"You have a lot of out-of-town prospects who are just on the verge of buying. You can't get to them right now. You may be too busy-the roads may be id. Telephone them, Make an appointment for a demonstration if you can't close at once.

"Most of you have received a lot of prospects from the Light-Six campaign. Some you haven't reached. Telephone them today. Sit down right now and put in calls for them. These are splen- did prospects. Over 60 per cent. of them will buy in the next few months. If you don't get + them immediately; some other fellow will,

"The next sixty days is the biggest selling season of the year. Your 'profit time' is here. Roads are open - the sun is shining - spring zephyrs are blowing. even Nature is deing her best to help you sell.

"Every man who hasn't an automobile wants one. Every man who His one wants a new one. - Now is the time to sell him

"Your farmi prospects are among your best ones -- they have the money and are buying cars right.now. Every dealer should invest from $5 to $10 a day during the next thirty days for telephoning. $150? Yes-but what's that amount compared to the time saved,; traveling expenses saved and the profit on increased business?"

"Competition is keen. Methods of approach must be carefully considered. People are always 'in' to long distance. It is quicker and cheaper than traveling and more effective than writing. . Long distance widens your field of action, it increases your profits. Use the telephone. You will make more money

NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY

NEW YORK CITY

(Including all Boroughs)

TELEPHONE DIRECTORY

May 6, 1915

For Information Regarding Telephone Service, Contracts, Collections and Other Matters of General Interest, see pages 18 to 21. For Toll Rates, see pages 22 to 24 ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO THE COMPANY.

NEW YORK

TELEPHONE COMPANY

EXECUTIVE AND GENERAL OFFICES

15 DEY STREET (Borough of Manhattan)

NEW YORK CITY

TTANETURIU BY NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY

GENERAL. NOTICES for the Information of Telephone Users

GENERAL NOTICES for the Information et Telephone Veere

TELEPHONE DIRECTORIES

The New York City Telephone Directory is issued three times a year, in February, May and October; and contains the listings of subscribers in all boroughs of New York City.

For listings of subscribers in nearby cities, towns and sub- urbs, consult the Suburban Directory.

This Directory is the property of the New York Telephone Company. It is furnished free of cost to subscribers and must be surrendered to the carrier who delivers the next subsequent edition.

Many call numbers are changed and new numbers listed in every lesue of the directory. It is for subscribers' own interest as well as that of the Telephone Company, that all old directories are collected. as the use of obsolete telephone books results in wrong number calls. which are an annoyance to both subscribers and the Company.

The Company assumes no liability for damages arising from wers or omissions in the making up or printing of the Directory, nor can it guarantee the permanency of call numbers assigned or to be assigned. Subscribers are, therefore, advised mot to print telephone numbers on stationery, etc., but to use the phrase "Telephone Connection.""

HOW TO USE THE TELEPHONE

Speak directly into the mouthpiece with your lips close to it. Speak distinctly and deliberately.

Obtain telephone numbers from the Telephone Directories. Call- Ing numbers from memory, or taking them from cards, letterheads, stc., often results in wrong number connections and delays.

If the number is pot found in the Directory, call "Information." Calls for information are free of charge.

When giving' a number to the operator, state --- (1) the name of the central office wasted, (a) each figure of the telephone number, pod (3) the party line letter, if there is one. Numbers which are even hundreds or even thousands should be given as such, instead of each figure being given separately.

Examples :

John 1953 "John, one-two-five-three" Main 135-J "Main, one-two-five, Party J"

Broad 4800| "Broad, four-eight-hundred" Worth 5000 "Worth, five-thousand"

If you are calling from a party line station, announce the letter of your station, after giving the call as above.

Example: "This is party J calling."

It.

After giving the number, listen to the operator as she repeats If she repeats the number correctly, say, "Yes" or "Right." If she does not repeat the number correctly, say "No" and give the number again.

After calling a number, remain with the receiver at your car until the called number answers or until you receive a definite report. When the called number answers, announce first the name of the person to whom you wish to talk and then your own name or the name of your firth.

Answer telephone calls promptly in order to avoid a report of "don't answer" being given.

When answering calls, announce your name of the name of your firm. To call back the operator, move the receiver hook up and down slowly.

Do not hang up the receiver until you are ready for the operator to take down the connection.

When you are not using the telephone, see that the receiver is on the hook, large end down.

QUESTIONS AND COMPLAINTS

Operators are not supposed to answer questions or to engage in conversation beyond that necessary to complete connections. A subscriber who wishes to ask a question should first call for "Information."

Any complaint should be telephoned. not written. Ask the operator for the "Traffic Manager."

CLASSES OF TELEPHONE CALLS

There are three broad classes of telephone calls, vis : . Local Calle.

. Two-Number Toll Calls.

3 .- Particular-Person Toll Calls.

A Local Call is one to any telephone located within the fame local service area.

A Two-Number Toll Call is one made by number for a telej lione located outside the local service area and at a point to which flere is a two-number toll sate. Charge is made if connection is som- pleted with the number called, the time for which the chase is made beginning when the number called first answers. More' spid service can be giren, and in general a lower rate is charged, on two- number toll calls than on particular-person toll call.

A Particular-Person Toll Call is one made by name for a sot reached through a telephone which is located outside the loca ser- vice area and at a point to which there is a particular-persor toll rate. Charge il' made if connection is completed with the parti falar person called (or with the number called, if the calling subscribe has indicated that he is willing to talk with "anyone" at the called ita. tion), the time for which the charge is made beginning when con frer- mation with the particular person (or the number called, if it fo a call for "anyoos") frut starts. Toll Calls between certain points w shin a relatively short distance of each other must be made as two-nu tiber calls, no particular-person calls. being accepted between such point?,- see rate tables in the New York City and the Suburban Telep i'ne directories.

REGULATIONS GOVERNING LOCAL CALLI

Local Calla should be made by number except on calla z ide for the purpose of filing telegrams and on certain emergency call | as hereinafter showp.

Messenger' Calls-Messenger service will not be arranged foi,by the Telephone Company po local calls; for the purpose of calling fo a given telephone persoms' having no telephone. It is sometimes pimi- ble for calling subscribers to arrange for messenger service thry ugh public telephone agents located in the district called. In such a i /pe, the calling subscriber would ask for "Information" and give her the address of the person desired. If the information records sho f & public telephone in that neighborhood, the calling subscriber wil be given the number of that telephone. | The calling subscriber # just then make the riecessary arrangements with the agent at the cs Led station for the messenger service and for payment therefor. I'he Telephone Company assumes no responsibility for the messenger, Fer- vice rendered and will not bill the charge for such service against "he calling subscriber's telephone. The regular charge will be made for the telephone connection to the called station; and if a return ca Fis made from the called station, it will be charged to that station,

Collect Calls The collection of telephone charges from the called station will not be permitted on local calls.

REGULATIONS GOVERNING TWO NUMBER TOLL CALLS

Two-Number Toll Calls must be made by number in the ss ma manner as local calle. When a two-number toll connection is desu cd, give the number to the first operator who answers, and remain with the telephone receiver at the ear until the called number answer er until the operator reports. If the call is given to the operator- buy number it will be handled as a two-number call,

Messenger Calli-Messenger service will not be arranged for by the Telephone Company on two-number toll calls for the purpose calling to a given . telephone persons having no telephone connecti It is sometimes possible for calling subscribers to arrange for inese a+ ger service through public telephone agents located in the dista it called. In such a case, the calling subscriber should ask for "In mation" and give her the address of the person desired ... If the int. mation records show 'a public telephone in that neighborhood, calling subscriber wil be given the oriaber of that telepboos.

elling subscriber must make the necessary arrangements with the agent at the called station for the messenger service and for payment therefor. The Telephone Company assumes no responsibility for the messenger service rendered and will not bill the charge for such service against the calling subscriber's telephone. The regular toll charge will be made for the telephone corinection to the called station and if a return call is made from the called station, it will be charged to that station.

Collect Calle-The collection of telephone charges from the called station will not be permitted on two-number toll enlis.

Rates and' Charges-Rates to the more important points to which two-number toll calls may be made, will be found in rate tabla in telephone directories.

REGULATIONS GOVERNING PARTICULAR-PERSON TOLL CALLS

To make a particular-persoa toll call, or to secure informa- tion concerning the rates on such calls, tell the operator who first answers your call, the name of the city, town or locality in which the person with whom you wish to talk is located. The operator will connect you with a Toll or Long Distance operator who will identify herself by answering "Toll Operator" or "Long Distance." When the Toll or Long Distance operator answers, give hel the following details:" The telephone number from which the call is made and your name, if you desire to give your name. .

The member of the telephone desired, if known.

The firm name or the name and initials of the person under whose name the telephone is listed and the street address,, [& if the telephone number is not known. |

The name of the person with whom you wish to speak.

The same of the alternate person, if you are willing to talk with anyens ejes in case the person ; desired cannot be rpach ed.

The name of the city or towa and state in which the person desired is located.

Listen for the operator to repeat the details of'your call and re- main at the telephone until she indicates that you may hang up the receiver. .

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New York City (including all boroughs) Telephone Directory, 1915, Part 3

Author: New York Telephone Company Publication date: 1915 Publisher: New York Telephone Company Number of Pages: 494

Author: New York Telephone Company
Publication date: 1915
Publisher: New York Telephone Company
Number of Pages: 494