New York City (including all boroughs) Telephone Directory, 1915, Part 4

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

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Messenger Calla -- When necessary, a messenger will be sent to the address of the person desired requesting him to come to a tele- phone, provided the calling subscriber guarantees payment for the messenger service. The exact amount disbursed for messenger service will be chargedi in addition to the charge for the telephone connection and will be included in the bill for toll service against the calling tele- phone,

Collect Calls-Upon the request of the calling subscriber, the charges on a particular-person toff call, including mepenger charges, will be collected from the called station, if such charges are accepted by the person called. Requests to have the charges collected in this way must be made when the call is given to the toll operator.

Appointmunt Calle -- An appointment to talk at a specified time may be made by notifying the toll operator of the time at which the connection is desired. | No extra charge will be made for appointment calle (eccoegit for any messenger service which may be involved) but the Company cannot guarantee the completion of the connection at the exact time specifiedl.

P . Leave Word Calls-If the person desired is not immediately reached at the telephone called, the Operator will at the request of the calling mibacriber, leave word (without charge) to have him call when ready to talk. On Leave Word Calls a message will be left at the called station for the person desired to call a particular toll operator; for example: 'Philadelphia Operator." When the person receiving duch a meleag, is ready to talk, he should ask the first operator who : answers to con tect him with the toll operator mentioned in the message.

Ratel-Tse mege important points to which particular-person toll calls may be-made, will be found in rate tables in telephone directorler.

Reporta In case there is delay. In completing a call, the toll operator will advise the calling subscriber, at mutable intervals, re- warding the time of the delay: inis coolste pull

Request for Charges If anyone calling from a regular sub- scriber's station (not a public telephone) wishes to be notified of the amount of the charges on his call, he will save time by requesting this information at the time he gives his call to the toll operator. If the request for such information is not made until the completion of the conversation, unavoidable delay may result while the operator obtains the rate and computes the charges.

SUPERVISION OF TOLL CALLS BY PRIVATE BRANCH EXCHANGE ATTENDANTS

Supervision of Toll Connections by private branch exchange attendants interferes with satisfactory service, and therefore attendants should not listen on the line after the connection has been completed.

FREE CALLS

Calls from any telephone in the Metropolitan 'Division may be made to any Department of the Telephone Company in that Division without charge.

The Metropolitan Division includes the five Boroughs of the City of New York-Manhattan, The Bronx, . Brooklyn, Queene and Richmond (Staten Island), the New York Counties of Nad sau, Suffolk (Long Island), Westchester, Putnam, Rockland, the town of Tuxedo in Orange County and Greenwich, Conn .; alad the New Jersey Counties of Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Middlesext. Monmouth, Morris, Passaic, Somerset,. Union and a part of Ocean County.

POLICEMEN and PIREMEN will be allowed Free Loc Service, provided that at the time the connection is asked for the policeman or fireman making the call gives the operatot his badge number and states that the call is made in the pert formance of his official duties, as follows:

(1) From any Public Telephone in the Boroughs of Man- hattan and The Bronx to any other station in these Boroughs." (2) From any Public Telephone in the Borough of Brooklyn to Police or Fire Headquarters in that Borough.

(3) From any Public Telephone in the Borough of Queens to Police or Fire Headquarters in that Borough.

(4)' From any Public Telephone in the Borough of Rich- mond to Police or Fire Headquarters in that Borough.

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

EMERGENCY CALLS

Calls for the purpose of summoning assistance in case of fire, Iqtlessness or accident will be given special attention, if at the time the call is made it is indicated that the call is necessitated by an emergency. The call should begiven to the operator in such a way that the nature of the emergency is clearly indicated; as, for example " I want to report a fire, " or " I want to get a policemes." Emergency calls made in this manner will not be charged,

If circumstances compel the calling party to leave the tele- phone before obtaining connection with the desired station, the operator should be told of the exact location where help is needed in addition to the nature of the emergency.

TELEGRAMS BY TELEPHONE Call by NAME

To facilitate sending telegrams and cablegrams, 'patrons should call by name for the Postal Telegraph-Cable Company, for the Western Union Telegraph Company.

Postal Telegraph-Cable Company- Call "Postal."

Patrons Calling "Postal" will be connected with the office des- · iguated by that Company to receive telegrams or cablegrachs by telephone.

Western Union Telegraph Company-Call "Western Union." Patrons calling "Western Union" will be connected with the office designated by that Company to receive telegrams or cable- grams by telephone.

By arrangement with the Western Union Telegraph Compare,. the charges for Western Union telegraph messages filed by tele- phone will be billed by the Telephone Company on telephone bill as rendered. .

Patrons calling telegraph companies for any other purpose than to send a telegram or cablegram should call by number in the usual manner.

GENERAL NOTICES for the Information of Telephone Users

WEATHER FORECASTS

Subscriber i can obtain information relating to weather fore- casts, by calling; up the U. S. Weather Bureau, New York City. In case a call involves a toll charge, the toll will be charged to the subscriber making the call.

IDENTIFICATION OF EMPLOYES

Every employe of the Telephone Company authorized to inspect, repair or remove the Company's apparatus carries a metal badge showing the Company's name and his own number. -Subscribers are earnestly requested to' refuse access to. their premises to anyone who cannot in this way identify himself.

ATTACHMENTS TO TELEPHONES

Telephone instruments have been designed to produce the best results and are, necessarily, very sensitive and intricate. The various unauthorized devices offered for sale and which are supposed to improve transmission, eliminate noise, destroy germs, supplant the telephone directory, etc., are unnecessary. Many of them get the telephone lines and instruments out of order and the Company, to protect its service, is compelled to remove them.

Subscribers' contracts provide that no instrument or appli- ance not furnished by the Company shall be attached to or used in connection with its instruments or lines.

INJURING TELEPHONE PROPERTY

Any person who wilfully or maliciously displaces, removes, injures, or destroys a line of telegraph or telephone, wire of cable, pier or abutment, 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 telephone 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 authorized message, communication or report by or through any telegraph or telephone line, wire or cable, under the control of any telegraph or telephone company 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 knowingly permit another to occupy, use a line, a room, table, establishment or apparatus to unlawfully do or cause to be done any of the acts hereinbefore mentioned, is punishable by imprisonment 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, messenger or other employe of a telegraph or telephone company, or * * * being such clerk, operator, mes- wenger or other employe, willfully divulges to anyone but the persons for whom it was intended the contents or the nature. thereof, of a telegraphic or telephonic message or despatch intrusted to him for the transmission or delivery, or of which contents he may in any manner become possessed, * * * is pun- ishable 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 imprisonment."

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

REMOVALS

On account of the time needed for changing teler bons equipment from one location to another, motice in writing e ould be given at least ten (10) days prior to the time a remo al is desired. Such notice should be addressed to the nearest vocal Commercial Office. See addresses and telephone numbers of local offices on next page.

A large number of remosals are required on or about Mi y Ist and Oct. ist each year. Ample- notice thirty days in advan ie, if possible, will enable us to remove your telephone equipment s.that your service will be practically uninterrupted.

TERMINATION OF CONTRACTS

ifter Telephone charges are based upon pne year's service: a contract has been in force a full year, it may be termis ated without cost by giving ten days' notice in writing. Short erm Rates will apply when contract has not been in force a full, ear.

SUSPENSION OF RESIDENCE SERVICE

When a residence is to be closed for any considerable pe iod, the telephone service may be temporarily suspended without ter- mination of contract or removal of telephone instruments, anı un- der certain conditions, if arranged for in advance, a partial a ow- ance will be made for a period not exceeding four months in any contract year; the allowance for suspended service on farty lines will be made for only one (1) period of four months of less in any contract | year. Bills will be rendered regularly " hile service is suspended, and the total allowance credited to subse :ber when service is tesumed. This suspended service does not app y to business telephones. It applies to residence telephones, ar d is offered as a convenience when water, electricity, gas, etc., are also being shut off, and the residence left without a caretaker. If a caretaker' or watchman is employed, or the premises even cast ally visited by persons acting for the owner, it is recommended hat telephone service be maintained, as the telephone is a very val- uable aid in case of fire or accident.

DIRECTORY LISTINGS FOR NON-SUBSCRIBERS

Residents of Hotels or Apartment Houses and bus .jess men, who are not subscribers to Telephone Service, but who. have desk room in offices equipped with message rate Telep! one Service, may, with the consent of the subscriber, have i leir names listed in the Telephone Directory in connection with the telephone number of the Hotel, Apartment House, or Offk } in which they are located. A moderate charge is made for i uch listings.

BILLS FOR TELEPHONE SERVICE

Bills for local service will be rendered monthly in advanch in accordance with the terms of the contract. Charges for jub- urban and long distance messages (foreign messages) will aps ear on the same bill, the charges covering a period of one month but in order to render bills on the first of the month the pe' lod will begin and end several days before the end of the caler dar month.

HOW TO ARRANGE FOR TELEPHONE SERVIU

For the convenience of the public the Telephone Company maintains a number of business offices throughout the cty. These offices handle all matters relating to new telephone wirv. ice, removals, termination of contracts, directory listi fra, directory advertising, adjustment of accounts, collection of brin, etc., in the territory served by the Central Offices for which these local business offices are responsible.

These offices can, however, handle any business relativi ; to telephone service in any part of the territory.

The locations and telephone numbers of these offices, find the exchange districts covered by each, are as follows:

TELEPHONE BUSINESS OFFICES IN NEW YORK CITY

MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX

Lachange Covered

Location

Telephone Numbers

Barclay Cortlandt

Location

Telephone Numbers

81 Willoughby St .... .Main 12000 .. 1

( Prospect

897 Flatbush Ave. .Flatbush 12014 ...

§ Flatbush Midwood Bedford

Cypern

130 Orchard St.

.Orchard 12090

Orchard

560 Nostrand Ave. Bedford J2014 ....

Canartie

Decatur

East N. Y.

23 E. 26th St',

.Mad. Sq. 12090 ...

Stuyvesant

115 W. 38th St .. .Greeley 12090

Murray Hill 12090

Plaza 12090

[ Lenox

Bridge Plaza, North,L.I.C.Astoria 12014 .....

Central Ave., Far Rock, Far Rock. 12014 ...

Schuyler ..

123 E. 124th St

Harlem 12090 ...

109 W. 125th St.

.Morngade 12090 ..

Audubon Cathedral

Morningside

& Hardenbrook Ave., Jamaica. Jamaica 12000 .... Hollis

Springfield

878 E. 149th St

Melrose 12090 ..

Meltone

RICHMOND (Staten Island)

453 E. Tremont Ave. .. . Tremont 12090 ...

Kingsbridge Williamsbride

444 Tompkins Ave. .... Tompksvl 12064 ..

{ New Dorp [Tompkinsville

145 Columbia St ..

W. New Brighton .. .. W. Brightn 12064. West Brighton

1106 Hoe Ave ...

.Intervale 12090 .

Westchester

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS TO PUBLIC TELEPHONE AGENTS

REQUEST TO SEND A MESSENGER

Public Telephone Agents, on a request from, the Toll Operator to send -for any person, should endeavor to . secure messenger service at as low a figure as possible, and in all cases should notify the Toll Operator of the charge, and receive her approval of the amount before sending the messenger.

The Public Telephone Agent should transmit the messen- ger's report to the Toll Operator as soon as the messenger returns.

PAYMENT FOR MESSENGER SERVICE

The Toll Operator will write a credit slip, covering the amount paid for messenger charges, which amount will be paid to the agent by a collector where the public telephone is. equipped with a coin box, otherwise the amount will be credited to the agent'e account.

CHARGES

Public Telephone Agents should collect either cash or pass for every call madej from a public telephone, except in the case of calls described under "EMERGENCY. CALLS ".which are free of charge, and under "FREE CALLS."

PASSES

Passes issued by the New York Telephone Company are good only for messages sent over the lines of that Company, within the Division indicated on the pas.

Passes issued by other Local Companies are good only for messages sent over the lines of the companies by whom issued or countersigned.

Passes issued by the American Telephone & Telegraph Com pany (Long Distance) will be accepted in payment of tolls t points reached via the lines of that Company. These passes are not: good for local or suburban Toll charges or for messengr service:' -

TELEPHONE DIRECTORY BINDERS

No telephone directory furnished by the Company for use ht public stations shall be enclosed in cardboard or other binden which bear advertisements or printed matter not approved by chie Con pany.

Exchanges Covered

15 Dey St.

Cortland 12000.

Broad

John

Rester

(Cahal

Spring

58 W. Houston St

. Spring 12090.

Franklin Worth

Chelsea Farragut Mad. Sq. 5110 Fifth Ave. Sunset 12014.

Bath Beach Borough Fark Bay Ridge Sunset

Bryant Otrele 325 Ninth St South 12014.

{ Coney In South

223 Havemeyer St. Wmsburg, 12014 ..

I Greenpoint Wodburg Stacs

78 E. 42d St.

1030 Gates Ave, Bushwick 12014 ...

Bush wick

Newtown

[ Amtoria Hunters Peint f Far Rockaway Hammele Woodmert

70 Main St., Flushing. Flushing 12014 ..

{ Bayside Flushing

Forest Hills Jamaies Richmond SIM

(Fordham

Tremont

Woodlawn

City Island Intervale

Grammcy

Greeley

Murray Hill

9 E. 59th St

2087 Bway at 72d St ... Riverside 12090 .. ¿ Columbus | Riverside

Harlema

BROOKLYN AND QUEENS

Hanover

RATES FOR TOLL CALLS WITHIN NEW YORK CITY Effective July 1, 1915

See list below for names of Central Office Districts and the toll rate area within which each is located. All rates are in cents for five minutes initial period of conversation from Public Telephones. Rates from Subscribers' Stations are five cents less except as otherwise noted.

TOLL RATES

From

Zone

Zone 2

Zone 3

Zone 4

Zone 5

Zone 6

o - Zone 7

Zone 8 10

5 Zone 9 10

Zone 10

Zone !

1 5

+ 5

t 5

+ 5

*10

·10

Zone 4

+ 5

·10 + 5

·10

*10

·10

Zone 5

1.5

10 .

*10

+ 5

1 5

Zone 6

+ 5

·10

Zone 7

·10

+ 5

· · 10

*10

Zone 9

·10

+ 5

Zone 10

·10

.10

.. 10

·10

*10

+ 5

* Indicates that the Public Talephone and Subscriber rates are the same. ™ Indicates no tell charge from message rate stations or flat rate stationa where local rate schedules so provide,

CHARGES FOR OVERTIME WILL BE AS FOLLOWS:

Where the Rate for the Initial Period in

Overtime Charges will be

5€.

10c.

5c. for each additional 5 minute period or fraction thereof. 5c. for each additional 3 minuta period of fraction thereof.

CENTRAL OFFICE DISTRICTS WITHIN NEW YORK CITY

Central Office District

Toll Rate Aree

Central

District

Toll Rate Area

Central Office District

Toll Rate Area

Central Office District

Tell Rete Area

Astoria

Zone

Cortland

Zone

Hollis

Zone

Rector

Zpne . 1

Barclay

Decatur

Intervale

Riverside

Bath Beach

East New York

Jamaica

Schuyler

Bay Ridge

Farragut

John

South

Bayside

Far Rockaway

Kingsbridge

Spring

Beekman

Flushing

Madison Square

Stagg

Broad

Forest Hills

Marble

Sunset

Bushwick '

Gramercy

Midwood

Tottenville

Cathedral

Greenpoint

Murray Hill

Westchester

West New Brighton

Williamsbridge j' !* 3

Columbus

Harlem)

Plaza

Woodlawn

Worth

MAP ON OPPONITH RACE SHOWS LOCATION

Reduced Rates for Telephone Service Within the City of New York Effective July 1, 1915

BRONX

MANHATTAN

BROOKLYN

JAMAICA

. .

The locations of the various zones are shown on the above map.

MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX

Location

81 Willoughby Street 897 Flatbush Avenue 560 Nostrand Avenue

5110 Fifth Avenue

325 Ninth Street

223 Havemeyer Street

1030 Gates Avenue Bridge Plaza North, L. L. C.

Central Avenue, Far Rockaway 70 Main Street

8 Hardenbrook Avenue, Jamaica | Jamaica 12000 RICHMOND (Staten Island)

Tompksv1 12064

W. Bgtn 12064

NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY

THE new schedules are the result of an agreement reached by the Public Service Commission, Second District, State of New York, and the Telephone Company, and- are in accordance with the formal order of the Commission dated March 30, 1915.

The local calling area under message rate contracts has been greatly extended under these new schedules, and the rate per message con- siderably decreased from that charged for service in a smaller territory under standard schedules in effect prior to July 1, 1915, There are no changes in rate or local calling areas, in "connection with Standard Local Flat Rate Contracts.

The introduction of these new rates on July Ist suggests that it might be opportune for you to consider changes in your present telephone equipment which would give added facilities and improved service at no addition to the present annual charges.

· For full information regarding any .con- templated changes in service under the new schedules, consult any of our business offices, given below. "!

BROOKLYN AND QUEENS

Thisphone No. Main 12000

15.Dey Street

58 West Houston Street

130 Orchard Street

23 East 26th Street

115 West 38th Street.

72 East 42d Street

Bedford .

Flatbush

Lenox

Springfield

Borough Park

Fordham

Main

Stuyvesant

Bryant

Franklin

Melrose

Tompkinsville:

Canarsie

Greeley

Morningside

Tremont

Chelsea

Hamilton

New Dorp

Circle

Hammels

Newtown

City Island

Hanover

Orchard

wmiamsburg + ++j

Coney Island

Cypress

Hunters Point

Richmond Hill

1.0

2087 Broadway at 7,2cl. Street

123 East 124th Street

109 West 125th Street

373 East 149th Street.

453 East Tremont Avenue

Tremont 12090 Intervale 12170

1106 Hoe Avenue

Telephone Na Cortland 12000 Spring 12090 Orchard 12090 Mad. Sq. 12090 Greeley 12090

9 East 59th Street

Murray Hill 12090 Plaza 12090 Riverside 12090 Harlem 12090 Morngade 12090 Melrose 12090

Flatbush 12014 Bedford 12014 Sunset 12014 South 12014 Wmsburg 12014 Bushwick 12014 Astoria 12014 Far Rock. 12014 Flushing 12014

444 Tompkins Avenue 145 Columbia Street W. New Brighton

·10 ·10

Zone 8

-10

·10

*10

+ 5

.. 10

*10

Zone 3

+ 5

'10

-10

·10

Zone 2

+ 5

Audubon

Prospect

+ 5

7 9

LONG DISTANCE RATES

FROM THE BOROUGHS OF MANHATTAN, THE BRONX and BROOKLYN

SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE

For Long Distance Rates from stations located in the Boroughs of Queens and Richmond inquire of "Central Office Information."

CILARGE TOR

CITA CON FOR

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st).

Orchard

10. (mr Mater nt) . . Orchen

Amsterdam Af

Denbury, Che. .....

.. .. 1 .5

.......... ..

Meny. X. Y.

Dayton, O. ... ... .

Litchfield, Debn.

.. 17 16

Los Angeles, L'al.

Louisville, Ky. ...

1 .

Amesbury, Mase.

Dører, N. K. .. .1 10

Lynchburg, TL

Durham, M. ; C. .. ..

1 10

sompolis, M4. .1 15

Easton, Pa. .

Manchester, N. H ..

Rośmoke, ' Ya. .

Mckeesport, Pa. .. ..

Meadville, Pü

Meriden, Coun. ...

Middletowa, Com.

Fall River, Mama.

Dallaton, M. T.

Geneva, F. T. ! .1 45

Baltimore, Md.

00 50

Giens Patla, N. Y. .. 1 ;

Bangor, Pa. ..

Greensboro, N. C.

Dar Harbor, Mo.

Grand Rapids, Mich.

1 40

Demaingten, Vt.

Gt. Barrington, Mama.

Bethlehem, Pa. ... 50

Greenfeld, Mama. 00

Dinghausten, X. Y.

Dorten, Mess.

Hagerstown, Md. 50 50

Bridgeport, Conn;

Hamilton, Ont., Can. .... 2 50 75

Bristol, & L

Harrisburg. PL.

Hartford, Coen.

Haverhill, Mies.

Hazleton, Pa. ..

North Adams, Mama. .1 00

Cantos, O.

1 15

Outskill, N. T.

Charleston, B. C ... . SO 1 50

Ofarlotte, N. C .... 50 . 18

Charlottesville, Va.

Ithaca, N. Y.

Chester, PL.

1 .5

Cinefanati, 0.

00 1 10

Clarinld, Pa. 00

Cleveland, O.

1 05

Catambia, B. C.

1 40

1 50

Langesster, Pa. 00

Pittsfield, Mam. 10 Platteburg. M. I.

Wodmapeket, R. L ....... ] 16; > 40

14 MAH

142

144th 148th

1417, For TAth

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1625

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The above rates are for particular-person calls: Two-Number Calls may be made between New York City and Pt delphia, the rate being 60-20. Other points to which particular-person toll calle may be made are indicated in Rate Teblis in other Telephone Directories.

PUBLIC TELEPHONE STATIONS

NEW YORK CITY

(BOROUGHS OF MANHATTAN AND THEEBRONX)

Metry Cristent

1411 . for 11000

Greenwich) .Auster

Tractlos Thereal

Fraaties Thereel

Leser, Mam. Lexington, Ky. ... ......

Pottsville Pa. ....

42. (nr olat ut) . ... Colmobut

Poughkeepals, N. T ......

75. (6 st), . ... .. Celadus

#204. (mr 1718

Columbus

1044. (= 178th n) . . Aoduben.

07.(mr did

0401. (mr 140th *** )

.4Audubon

2.515.(mr 168th ut) .. Audubon

108, (ne Ath at is1. (mr #7th st) . . .

.Commbut 10164

Reading. P .. .

161. (67th_st) .....

Aqueduct av .("Teor)@1st st) .Fordham

11 . ( & 188th ) . Trement

10 . (hr

121

1 .(10ch

Orchand

-1983 (or 100th *) .. Tramont , 4005.

Arthur I

1048, (m 174th st) . .- Tremont 43.39 188.(12th .) ....

. (& Houston st) .. Orchard

404+ (pr

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It)

70th

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·- Sdwyler

Duhuyler - Schuyler

2450. (m) 108th *) . Trement

73. (pr 6th st) .. .. Orchard i

1801A

Bowery

140. (* Kenmare) .

263. (20 R).

445F. (pr" 234th ut) . . Kinjebgs

Audubon It

80. ( == 170th st) . , Auduben

115. (dr ) st) ... AmJbon

185.(1758 st) ..... . Audubon 3138

goo. (or 174th st). .. Audubon

st) .f.

Taimton, Mans.

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[41. far .5Ch.

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100th a)& Riverside]

. (t & Hata at) . Orchard

$25 . (nr ) 100th at). ! Riverside

Uniontowa, Pa. ... "

.. 1 10

Wulingten, D. O.

Olean, N. Y. .

1 50 Oswego, N. T.

.1 55

Ottawa, Ont., Cms.

Webberty, R. L ..

Westpoint, N. Y. 40

Wbertine. W. Fa. .8 00

1844 . (m

1326

17. (me Heacker at) Jeans

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115. (18th . it) est ***

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161. (mr ) och i) ; Sering

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1014 -(m) 05th st). .. Plaza .Plaza

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Richmond, Ta. 04.6 m

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New York City (including all boroughs) Telephone Directory, 1915, Part 4

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