Where do you buy Hubbell wall socket?

Doug, I am not sure about the US but here in Canada Black is HOT and White is NEUTRAL. Gene

Take_five_audio is correct on the wiring. In the US it is the same as Canada and is black=hot, white=neutral, green=ground.

I used an industrial version of the Levinton, which worked better than the hubbel in my case ($20). They are rated to start motors with heavy inductive loads. Don't forget to shine up the wires connecting the socket (with the power off).

You guys are right about the wiring. I apologize, it was late last night and I was in a hurry. The most important thing is that the wires go on the new receptacle the same way they came off the old. The hot (black) could be red, blue or some other color. Just match the colors. Thanks, Doug

What recommendations do you have for a building built in 1916 with old wiring (20's?40's?50's?) and no ground in any outlets. Is it worth using when of these outlets in place of the standard home outlet? Thanks.