The Providence Directory and Rhode Island State Business Directory 1932, Part 5

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Publication date: 1932
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Municipal Court. Judge, Ellis L Yatman; clerk, Louis D Richardson. The Municipal Court sits in the City llall, for the Probate business, every Tuesday and Friday, excepting during July and August, when court is held on second and fourth Tuesdays of eael month

Poliee Court. Justices, Frank L Hanley and Mauriee Robinson. The court sits daily, at 8 a m, Sundays at 9 a m, 141 Fountain. Warrant Officer and Acting Clerk, Frank Conley; Asst Clerk, Franeis Palmer

Distriet Court, Fifth Judicial District, Bristol; Jus- tiee Benj F Lindemutle; Clerk, Henry E Fowler

District Court, Sixth Judicial District, Providenee. Justiee. Howard B Gorham. Associate Justice, Chas R Easton. Clerk, Nathan M Wright. Court sits at 9 o'clock daily in Sixth Judicial District Court House, N Main and Benefit sts

District Court, Seventh Judicial Distriet, East Provi- denee. Justice, A Truman Patterson; Clerk, Everett D Higgins

Distriet Court, Eighth Judicial . District, Cranston, Johnston, Seituate and Foster. Justice, Louis W Dunn; Clerk, Jas L Taft

District Court, Ninth Judicial Distriet, Burrillville, Glocester and Smithfield. Justice, Jas Harris; Clerk, Frank II Potter

Distriet Court, Tenth Judicial Distriet, Pawtucket. Justiee, Raymond J McMahon; Clerk, Amos L Laeha- pelle. Meets daily at 9 a m at Pawtucket

District Court, Eleventh Judicial District, Central Falls, Cumberland and Lincoln. Justice, Chas T Risk; Clerk, Samson Nathanson. Meets daily at 9 a m at Central Falls for eriminal business. Return days for civil cases, Mondays and Thursdays at 9:30 a m

Distriet Court, Twelfth Judicial Distriet, Woonsocket and N Smithfield. Justiee, Everett E Walling; Clerk, Adonat J Demers. Meets daily at 9 a m at Woon- soeket

MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT

Washington County

Incorporated June 16, 1729. Shire town, South Kingstown

COUNTY OFFICERS

Clerk of Superior Court for Washington County, W Herbert Caswell, Narragansett; Registers of Deeds, Town Clerks of the different Towns; Sheriff. Fred T Mitehell, Westerly

SESSIONS OF COURT

Superior Court, at South Kingstown for County of Washington, on third Monday of September, November, February and April, with adjournment to Westerly at convenience of the Court. Probate Court generally monthly in each Town

Distriet Court, Seeond Judicial Distriet. Justiee, Jas 0 Watts; Clerk, John P B Peirce

Distriet Court, Third Judicial Distriet. Justiee, Saml HI Davis, Westerly; Clerk, Herbert P Clark

Town and City Clerks

Barrington, Fredk P Chureh; Bristol, John W Church; Burrillville, Annie Piehe; Carolina, Linton L Brown; Charlestown, Linton L Brown; Central Falls, Jas A Russell; Coventry, Peter Beaton; Cranston, Caleb II Kenyon; Cumberland, Jos V Broderiek; E Green- wieh, Geo A Loomis; E Providence, Wm E Smyth; Exeter, Geo E Money; Foster, Benj G Eddy; Gloees- ter; Henry A Sayles; Hopkinton, Elmer E Kenyon; Jamestown, Isaae II Clark; Johnston, Sterry K Luther; Lineoln, David D Johnston; Little Compton, Lester E Wilbur; Middletown, Albert L Chase; Narragansett, L

C Allen, Newport, W Norman Sayer; New Shoreham, Edwd P Champlin; N Kingstown, John P B Pelree; N Providenee, Louis A Sweet; N Smithfield, Edwd R Esty; Pawtucket, John W Rowe; Portsmouth, Geo R Hieks; Providenee. Raymond P MeElroy; Richmond, Oscar E Barber; Seituate, Danl H Remington; Smith- field, Horaee G Thornton; South Kingstown, Howard B Perry; Tiverton, A Lineoln Hambly; Warren, Chas C Bliss; Warwiek, Arth S Burlingame, Westerly, Ev- erett E Whipple; W Greenwich, Erving D Matteson; W Warwiek, Ernest J Mailloux; Woonsocket, Jos Pratt

Justices of the Peace

PROVIDENCE COUNTY

City of Providenee-Wm G Troy, Frank L Hanley,

Maurice Robinson. John F O'Connell

City of Central Falls-Ruth D Clarke

E Providence --- John J Reardon

Foster-Harris A Hammond

WASHINGTON COUNTY

Johnston-Mary E Keenan

Narragansett-

South Kingstown-

North Kingstown-Saml J Kelley

Pawtucket-Beatrice M Porlier

Smithfield-Louis II Deeoteau

Woonsocket-

BRISTOL COUNTY

NEWPORT COUNTY

Barrington-J Ilenry Woodard Bristol-

Warren-John J Lonergan

Congressional Districts Established by Chapter XVI of the General Laws

First District

Newport, Portsmouth, New Shoreham, Jamestown, Little Compton, Middletown, Tiverton, Bristol, War- ren, Barrington, East Providence and the 1st, 2d, 3d, 4th, 15th, 17th, 18th, 21st, 22d, 23d, 24th and 25th representative distriets of the eity of Providence

Second District

Westerly, South Kingstown, North Kingstown, Charlestown, Exeter, Rlehmond,

Hopkinton, North Providenee, East Greenwleh, West Greenwich, Warwiek, West Warwlek, Coventry, Cranston, Johnston, Seituate, Foster, Narragansett and the 7th, 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th, 16th, 19th and 20th representative dis- triets of the eity of Providence

Third District

Burrillville, Gloeester, North Smithfield, Woonsocket, Smithfield, Cumberland, Lineoln, Central Falls, Paw- tueket and the 5th. 6th, 8th and 9th representative distrlets of the elty of Providence

Senators

Felix Hebert of West Warwiek. Term explres Mareh 4, 1935

Jesse HI Metealf. Term expires Mareh 4 1937

Representatives

First Distrlet-Clarke Burdiek, Newport Seeond Distriet-Riehd S Aldrich, Warwiek Third District-Franeis B Condon, Central Falls

Newport-Harry C C Koelme

Tiverton-Wilfred Carr

KENT COUNTY

East Greenwich-Minnie B Loomls, Walter Briggs West Warwiek-Jos Gendron

Lineoln-Dawson Ditt

North Smithfield-Chas S Seagrave, Chas T Lakey

FOR YEAR ENDING APRIL, 1933

Legal Holidays in Rhode Island

New Year's Day, January 1st. Washington's Birth- day, February 22d. Arbor Day, second Friday in May. Memorial Day, May 30th. Independence Day, July 4th. Labor Day, first Monday in September. Colum- bus Day, Oct 12th. State Election Day, Tuesday after

the first Monday in November, biennially in the even years. Armistice Day, Nov 11th. Thanksgiving Day, last Thursday in November. Christmas Day, December 25th. Holidays occurring on Sunday are celebrated the day following.

Custom Houses

District of Rhode Island

Custom House Building, 24 Weybosset st Port of Providence

Collector, Disbursing Agent and Custodian Federal Building, Emery J SanSouci

Asst Collector, Acting Disbursing Agent and Acting Custodian, Thos F Hull

Deputy Collectors and Clerks, Bernard J McSherry, Wm E McGunnigle, Robt J Eaton, Hubert B Cook

Acting Deputy Collectors and Inspectors, Felix D- McCool, J P P Ormond, Andrew E Andersen, Jas F O'Neill, Francis J Cleary

U S Appraisers Storcs, John F O'Sullivan, Clerk Examiner, John T Regan

Opener and Packer, Jas E Leonard

Assistant Custodian Federal Building, John W Thorn- ton

Office hours from 9 am to 4:30 p m daily (Sun- day excepted) Saturday 9 a m to 1 p m

Port of Newport

Deputy Collector in Charge, Walter Dring jr Deputy Collector and Inspector, Chas L Humes

Janitor, C Sumner Rice jr

Port of Providence

Immigrant Service, Wm M Clark; Inspector in charge, Francis J McGovern, David A Goldberg; Inspector Custom House Building, Inez I Cook, John J Rigney

United States Officers in Rhode Island

United States District Court

Judge, Ira Lloyd Letts; U S District Attorney Henry M Boss jr; U S Marshal, Howard C Arnold; Clerk, Alice Peckham; Jos H, Hagan, probation officer. Court sits on the fourth Tuesday in May and third Tuesday in November in Federal bldg at Providence. Referee in Bankruptcy, Geo J Sheehan

U S Secret Service for District of Rhode Island, Connecticut. East of Connecticut River and Bristol County, Mass

Walter G Ferguson, operative in charge, and Jas E Fitzpatrick, 407 Federal bldg

U S Department of Agriculture

County Agricultural Agent, 410 Federal bldg. Wm H Wood

Federal Highway Engineer, Henry J McKenney, 504 Federal bldg

U S Weather Bureau-U S Dept of Agriculture

Chas S Wood, Meteorologist, 1512 Turks Head bldg

Henry T Peace, Merton P Mott, assts

U S Bureau of Industrial Alcohol 508 Federal bldg

U S Civil Service Commission

Examiner in Charge-Fredk M Kicly sec, 206 Fed- eral bldg

Naturalization Examiner Office 405 Federal bldg

U S Public Health Service, Marine Hospital and Quarantine Station Office

403 Federal bldg

Surgeon, Ilarvey G Ebert, in charge; Acting Asst Surgeon, Montafix W Houghton; Clerk, Arth E Dobson, 404 Federal bldg

U S Post Office Inspectors Benj G Hadfield, 208 Federal bldg

U S Bureau of Animal Industry

Dr Francis S Bingham, Inspector in Charge, 409 Federal bldg. Veterinary Inspector, Dr K G Cher- rington. Inspectors-Jas F Heyworth, Geo H Buck- nam, Chas M Butler, Peter J Condon, Everett W Davis, Danl B Kiely, Homer E Pettengill, John C Barnes, Ed- win W Boyce, Elmer HI Cole, Patk Grourke, Thos E Halpin, Robt Iloward jr, Jas A Nelmes, Jos Peter, Arth L Roche. Clerk. Geo O Menzies

U S Steam Vessel Inspectors

415 Federal bldg

The United States local inspectors of steam vessels at Providence. Inspector of Hulls-Robt B Clark. Inspector of Boilers-Richd F Bailey. Assistant In- spectors of Hulls-Wm F Driscoll, Fredk S Walker. Asst Inspectors of Boilers-Robt E Coombs, Jas F Rawdon. Clerks-Rose S Melone, Anna E Cahir

U S Internal Revenue Collectors Office, 216 Federal bldg

The District of Rhode Island comprises the entire State of Rhode Island. The collections are from taxes on income, sales, estates, tobacco, oleomargarine, nar- cotics and stamps on various documents. The local officials are: Collector-Frank A Page. Asst Collector -Henry J Spooner 3d. Chief Field Deputy-Frank H Murphy. Cashier-Henry Frederick. Control Clerk- Chas A Kelley. Cashier's Bookkeeper-Arth E Hudson. Chief Bookkeeper-John A O'Connell. Chief Income Tax Division-Chester E Butts. Asst Chief Income Tax- Anthony DeCesare. Tobacco and Oleomargarine Deputy -Jos H Marcus. Chicf Misc Tax Division-Edwd J Feeley. Personnel Clerk-Edwd J Feeley. Stamp Clerk -Edwd Lemay

U S Engineer's Office 419 Federal bldg

The Providence, R I, Engineer District extends from Chatham, Mass, on the east to the New York-Connecti- cut boundary line on the west and includes the states of Rhode Island and Connecticut and the southeastern part of Massachusetts. It has charge, under the War Department, of the construction of fortification works and of the improvement and maintenance of rivers and harbors

District Engineer in Charge, Major Chas J Taylor; Corps of Engineers, U S Army

Chief Clerk, Thos E McElree

Engineers, Ernest W Crawley, Arth J Ober, Howard S Gay

Asst Engineers, C Arth Brownell, Geo W Ilayden

Surveyors, Ralph W Hazard, Thos P Regan, Norman Duckworth, Thos J Hardiman, J Frank Hodges, Jas C Cregan, Aubrey Lloyd, Herbert C Dreher, Stanley W Trow

Clerks, Nelson H Barnes, Geo L Cook, Francis A Czehnicki, J Francis Dower Messenger, John Benson

Draftsman, HI 0 V Nordquist

Deputy Prohibition Administrator 518 Federal Building

Deputy Prohibition Administrator, John W Morrill

Treasury Dept Chemical Laboratory

Chemist in charge, Arth L Morawski; asst, H E Mc- Clure; clerk, Martin McAteer

MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT

PROVIDENCE, R. I., POST OFFICE EXCHANGE PLACE

WALTER A. KILTON, Postmaster

WILLIAM J. DUFFY, Jr., Asst. Postmaster and Supt. of Finance

G Lewis Sammis, Postal Cashier, rm 203 Lyman H Burr, Money Order Cashier, rm 103 Jas C Roberts, Chief Bookkeeper, rm 204 Alf M Halliday, Supt of Mails, rm 107 Fredk E Anderson, Asst Supt of Mails, rm 107 Jas A McDonald, Asst Supt of Mails, rm 107 Wm A Olney jr, Asst Supt of Mails, rm 107 Chas J Tierney, Asst Supt of Mails, rm 107 Fred E Scott, Examiner of Stations, rm 202A Chas M Howard, Examiner of Stations, rm 202A Secretary of Civil Service Examiners, rm 206

STAMP DEPARTMENT

Open from 7:30 a m to 8 p m weck days

Stamps for sale at Registry Division when Stamp Division is closed

MONEY ORDER DEPARTMENT

Open from 8 a m to 6 p m. except Sundays and legal holidays. Money sent with absolute safety to all parts of the United States and its possessions and certain foreign countries

POSTAL SAVINGS DEPARTMENT

The Providence Post-Office is a Postal Savings De- pository. Deposits with the United States Government are absolutely safe. Withdrawals may be made at any time. Any person ten years old or over may open an account. Any number of dollars may be deposited, and at any time, until the balance to the credit of a depositor amounts to $2.500. Interest at the rate of 2 per cent a ycar is allowed

REGISTERED, INSURED AND C O D MAIL

Valuable mail should be registered or insured

Austria, Canada, Cape Verde, Netherlands, Great Britain, Italy, Newfoundland, Portugal, Ecuador, Fed- erated Malay States. French Indo-China, Leeward Islands, Malay States (Non-federated-except Kelantan, North Borneo, Iarawak), Hungary, Irish Frcc State, Macao, Norway, Portuguese West Africa and Straits Settlements Parcel Post may be insurcd

Domestic First, Second and Third class mail and In- ternational mail may be registered

Domestic Fourth class (Parcel Post) may be in- sured or may be sent C O D to and from money order offices only. Registered and unregistered sealed domestic mail bearing postage at the first class rate may also be sent with charges C 0 D

Indemnity within prescribed limits will be paid for Registered, Insured and C O D mail whiclr is lost or damaged in the mails

Mexico-Sealed Registered Parcels may be sent C 0 D to Mexico

Austria-Parcels may be sent to Austria with C O D charges

Fees charged for money orders issued on domestic form .- Payable in the United States, including Hawaii, Porto Rico and Virgin Islands, U. S. (late Danish West Indics), or in Its possessions, embracing the Canal Zone, Guam, the Philippine Islands, and Tu- tuila (Samoa), also for orders payable in Bermuda, British Guiana, British Honduras, Canada, Cuba and Newfoundland, and in the following islands in the West Indies: Antigua, Bahamas, Barbados, Dominica, Grenada, Jamaica, Martinique, Montserrat, Nevis, St- Kitts, StLucia, StVincent, Trinidad and Tobago, and Virgin Islands (British)

Orders for sums not exceeding $ 2.50 5 cents

Over $2.50 and not exceeding 5.00.

cents

Over 5.00 and not exceeding 10.00. 10 cents Over 10.00 and not exceeding 20.00. .12 cents Over 20.00 and not exceeding 40.00. 15 cents

Over 40.00 and not exceeding 60.00. 18 cents

Over 60.00 and not exceeding 80.00. .20 cents Over $0.00 and not exceeding 100.00. .22 cents

Fees charged for money orders issued on interna- tional form .- Payable in Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Capc Colony, China, Chile, Costa Rica, Denmark, France, Great Britain and Ireland, Honduras, Hongkong, Hun- gary, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Natal and Zululand, Neth- erlands, New South Wales, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Norway, Orange River Colony, Peru, Queensland, Sal- vador, South Australia, South West Protectorate, Swe- den, Switzerland, Tasmania, the Transval, Uruguay, Victoria and Western Australia

For orders from $0.01 to $10.00. 10 cents

10.01 to

20.00. 20 censt

20.01 to

30.00. 30 cents

30.01 to

40.00. 40 cents

40.01 to

50.00. 50 cents

50.01 to

60.00. 60 cents

60.01 to

70.00. 70 cents

70.01 to

80.00. 80 cents

80.01 to

90.00. 90 cents

90.01 to 100.00. $1.00

Air Mail. Inquire at nearest office for latest rates and service by air mail

POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS

Postal Savings Bank open from 8 a m to 6 p m, except Sundays and holidays

REGISTERED LETTER DEPARTMENT

Registered Letter Department always open, except on legal holidays. Registry fee, 15 cents to $1.00 ac- cording to indemnity covered

STATIONS AND BRANCHES OF THE PROVIDENCE R I POST OFFICE

Annex Station-Old P 0, 24 Weybosset st, Edric R Chase supt

Brown Station-55 Brown, Andrew Johnston supt Center Station-85 Richmond, Harold J Ahrivciler supt

Centerdale Branch-2053 Smith st, Chas J Baron supt

Cranston Branch-44 Rolfe, John H II Burns supt

East Providence Branch-25 Warren av, Patk E Cuff supt

East Side Station-201 Mceting, Clarence B Ken- yon supt

Edgewood Station-327 Montgomery av, Waldo G Bartlett supt

Elmwood Station-590 Elmwood av, Wm D Mc- Caugliey supt

Gaspee Station-10 Beach, John T Gardner supt North Station-119 Charles street, Jos W Kay supt Olneyville Station-1611 Westminster st, John J Cannon supt

Riverside Branch-Riverside, R I, 10 Lincoln av, Henry M Weeden supt

Rumford Branch-Greenwood av and North Broad- way, Geo Crane supt

BUSINESS HOURS AT PROVIDENCE POST OFFICE

Stamp Window-Week days, 7:30 a m to 8 p m

Money Order Department-8 a m to 6 p m, except Sundays and holidays

Registry Department-Registry Division is open at all hours except on legal holidays, Sundays, for recep- tion of malls

Mailing Division-Open at all times

Carriers' Window-Week days, 7:15 a m to 5 p m

General Delivery-Week days, 7:30 a m to 7 p m

Brown University Station, open 8 a m to 5:30 p m; Edgewood, Elmwood, open 7:30 a m to 6 p m; East Side, North Olneyville, East Providence, Riverside, open 7 a m to 6 p m; Rumford, open 8 a m to 6 p m. Annex, open 8 a m to 9 p m; Saturdays 8 a m to 7 p m. Center Station, open 9 a m to 6:30 p m. Cen- terdale, open 7:15 a m to 6:15 p m

FOR YEAR ENDING APRIL, 1933

PROVIDENCE NUMBERED STATIONS

For the sale of Stamp Paper, Registering of Letters and Packages, and the issuing and paying of Domestie Money Orders

No. 1-180 Willard av No. 2-786 North Main

No. 3-99 Spruce

No. 4-278 Publie

No. 5-354 Friendship

No. 6-1854 Smith, North Providenee

No. 7-590 Charles

No. 8-19 Olneyville sq

No. 9-500 Angell

No. 10-673 North Broadway, East Providence

No. 11-784 Broad

No. 12-97 Governor

No. 13-129 Putnam

No. 14-309 Smith

No. 15-594 Westminster

No. 16-145 Regent av

No. 17-219 Manton av

No. 18-49 Poeasset av

No. 19-800 Douglas av

No. 20-1701 Mineral Spring av, N Providence

No. 21-1011 Eddy

No. 22-19 Warwiek av

No. 23-910 Manton av

No. 24-49 Camp

No. 25-277 Plainfield

No. 26-274 Webster av

No. 27-675 Smith

No. 28-734 Park av. Auburn

No. 29-121 Atwells av

No. 30-900 Cranston, Arlington

No. 31-1356 Cranston. Cranston

No. 32-1963 Westminster

No. 33-824 Charles

No. 34-941 Westminster

No. 35-193 Atwells av

No. 36-736 Hope

No. 37-396 Douglas av

No. 38-275 Poeasset av

No. 39-99 'Hope

No. 40-1385 Plainfield, Thornton

No. 41-385 Atwells av

No. 42-293 Bourne av. Philipsdale

No. 43-2739 Pawtucket av, East Providence

No. 44-143 Smith

No. 45-1723 Cranston. Cranston

No. 46-295 Atwells av

No. 47-1605 Elmwood av

No. 48-1538 Smith, N Providence

No. 49-1115 Broad

No. 50-104 Pawtuxet av, Norwood

No. 51-215 Academy av

No. 52-2206 Broad, Pawtuxet

No. 53-515 Warwiek av, Lakewood

No. 54-187 Messer

No. 55-236 Charles

No. 56-785 North Broadway, East Providence

No. 57-122 Taunton av. East Providence

No. 58-506 Broadway

No. 59-1216 Smith

No. 60-291 Cranston

Domestic Postage Rates

First Class-Letters and all matter sealed so that it cannot be examined without breaking the seal exeept proprietary artieles of merchandise, in simplest merean- tile form, not in themselves unmailable. Postage 2 eents per ounee or fraetion for United States (including Hawaii, Porto Rico, Guam, Canal Zone and the Philip- pine Archipelago or Tutuila, Mexico, Canada, Cuba and Republie of Panama). At least one rate (2 cents) must be prepaid to insure forwarding. Government pos- tal eards, United States, Cuba, Mexico, Canada and Republie of Panama. 1 eent. Post cards, private mail- ing eards, printed and prepared for mailing for the

publie, require 1 eent postage. Letters and postal cards ean be forwarded from one post office to another without additional prepayment of postage. All other matter can be forwarded only by prepayment of addi- tional postage. Registry of first-elass matter, 15 eents to $1.00. Return receipt on either registered or in- sured matter a fee of 3 cents is charged

The two cent per ounce rate also applies to letters for England, Ireland (Irish Free State), Scotland, Wales, Andorra (Republie), Bermuda, Canada, Cay- men Islands, Cuba, Haiti, Hawaii, Spain, Mexico, Porto Rico, Republie of Panama, Caieos Island, Cook Island, Paraguay, Turks Island, Uruguay, Canary Islands, Guatemala, Labrador, U. S Naval Hospital at Yokahama, Bahamas, Barbados, British Guiana, British Honduras, Dominican Republic, Duteh West Indies, Leeward Islands (Antigue with Barbuda and Redonda, StKitts or StChristopher, Nevis with Anguila, Dominica, Montserrat and the Virgin Islands, British) , Newfoundland, New Zealand, Trinidad, ineluding To- bago, Winward Islands (Grenada, StVincent, StGrena- dines, StLucia), Bolivia, Columbia, Honduras, Niea- ragua and Peru, Alaska, Argentina, Aruba, Bonaire, Brazil, Canal Zone, Costa Rica, Curacao, Ecuador, Guam, Jamaica, Leeward Island, Philippines, Saba (Dutch West Indies), Salvador, Samoa, StMartin's (Dutch part), StCroix, StThomas, StEustatius, Virgin Islands, U S Venezuela

Second Class-Unsealed-Rate, 1 cent for each 2 ounees or fraction thereof. Full prepayment required. This rate applies to newspapers and other periodieal publications bearing notice of entry of second-elass mat- ter, etc, when they are mailed by the publie.

Third Class-All mailable matter not ineluded in first or second elass when sent in packages weighing up to and including 8 ounees. Rate, 1} eents for each two ounees or fraetion; except books, catalogues, seeds, plants, bulbs, seions, etc., up to 8 ounces, may be transmitted in the mails for the U S with postage pre- paid at 1 eent for two ounees or fraetion thereof. The limit of weight of packages of this elass is 8 ounees

Bulk lots of identical pieces of third elass matter may be mailed under section 435} Postal Laws and Regulations in quantities of not less than 20 pounds or 200 pieces at lower rates. Consult post office for rates and conditions

Fourth Class Matter-See Pareel Post Information

Special Handling of Fourth Class Matter-Guaran- tees ' the same handling to pareel post matter that first-class matter received for which the following fees are charged:

Not more than two pounds .. .10 eents Over two pounds and not more than ten pounds 15 eents Over ten pounds . 20 eents

Special Delivery-Fees, Letters and matter paid at first-elass rates. Fee up to two pounds, 10 eents. Two pounds to 10 pounds. 20 cents. Over 10 pounds, 25 eents

Other Than First Class-Not more than two pounds, 15 eents. Over two pounds to ten pounds, 25 eents. Exceeding 10 pounds, 35 eents, in addition to postage

Insured fee on third and fourth class mail

5 eent indemnity

not to

exeeed

$5.00

8 eent

25.00

10 eent

50.00

25 eent

100.00

30 cent

€4

150.00

35 cent

200.00

C O D fees on first, third and fourth class mail

12 eents indemnity not to exceed

50.00

25 eents

100.00

35 eents

150.00

45 eents

200.00

$10.00

15 eents

38 MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT PARCEL POST INFORMATION

Parcels weighing eight ounces or less are third class and mailable at the rate of 13 cents for each two ounces or fraction thereof, except books, catalogs, seeds, plants, bulbs, scions which are subject to postage at the rate of 1 cent for each two ounces or fraction thereof. Parcels weighing more than 8 ounces are mailable at the following pounds rates, a fraction of a pound being considered a full pound.

Zones

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

5th

6th

7th

8th

Weight in pounds

Local

Up to 50

miles

50 to 150

150 to 300

300 to 600

600 to 1000

miles

1000 to

1400 to

1800 miles

Over 1800

miles

$0.07

$0.08

$0.09

$0.10

$0.12

$0.13

.08

.10

.12

.15

.18

.22

.25

.08

.09

.12

.16

.21

.26

.32

.37

.09

.10

.14

.20

.27

.34

.42

.49

.09

.11

.16

.24

.33

.42

.52

.61

.10

.12

.18

.28

.39

.50

.62

.73

.10

.13

.20

.32

.45

.58

.72

.85

.11

.14

.22

.36

.51

.66

.82

.97

.11

.15

.24

.40

.57

.74

.92

1.09

.12

.16

.26

.44

.63

.82

1.02

1.21

.12

.17

.28

.48

.69

.90

1.12

1.33

.13

.18

.30

.52

.75

1.22

1.45

.13

.19

.32

.56

.81

1.06

1.32

1.57

.14

.20

.34

.60

.87

1.14

1.42

1.69

15.

.14

.21

.36

.64

.93

1.22

1.52

1.81

.15

.22

.38

.68

.99

1.30

1.62

1.93

.15

.23

.40

.72

1.05

1.38

1.72

2.05

.16

.24

.42

.76

1.11

1.46

1.82

2.17

19.

.16

.25

.44

.80

1.17

1.54

1.92

2.29

.17

.26

.46

.84

1.23

1.62

2.02

2.41

.17

.27

.48

.88

1.29

1.70

2.12

2.53

.18

.28

.50

.92

1.35

1.78

2.22

2.65

.18

.29

.52

.96

1.41

1.86

2.32

2.77

.19

.30

.54

1.00

1.47

1.94

2.42

2.89

.19

.31

.56

1.04

1.53

2.02

2.52

3.01

.20

.32

.58

1.08

1.59

2.10

2.62

3.13

27.

.33

.60

1.12

1.65

2.18

2.72

3.25

28.

,21

.34

.62

1.16

1.71

2.26

2.82

3.37

.35

.64

1,20

1.77

2.34

2.92

3.49

.22

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1.83

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1.89

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3.73

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1.32

1.95

2.58

3.22

3.85

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1.36

2.01

2.66

3.32

3.97

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1.40

2.07

2.74

3.42

4.09

.24

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1.44

2.13

2.82

3.52

4.21

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1.48

2.19

2.90

3.62

4.33

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1.52

2.25

2.98

3.72

4.45

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1.56

2.31

3.06

3.82

4.57

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1.60

2.37

3.14

3.92

4.69

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1.64

2.43

3.22

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4.81

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1.68

2.49

3.30

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4.93

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1.72

2.55

3.38

4.22

5.05

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1.76

2.61

3.46

4.32

5.17

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1.80

2.67

3.54

4.42

5.29

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1.84

2.73

3.62

4.52

5.41

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1.88

2.79

3.70

4.62

5.53

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1.92

2.85

3.78

4.72

5.65

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1.96

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The Providence Directory and Rhode Island State Business Directory 1932, Part 5

Author: Publication date: 1932 Publisher: Sampson & Murdoch Company Number of Pages: 1498

Author:
Publication date: 1932
Publisher: Sampson & Murdoch Company
Number of Pages: 1498