Supreme Court of Connecticut December 14, 1885 (Griswold v. New York & New England Railroad)

Loomis, J.

The plaintiff’s intestate, Charles P. Gris-wold, was a boy about seventeen, employed by the keeper-of a restaurant at the defendant’s station in Waterbury to sell sandwiches, fruits, &c., on all trains coming into Waterbury, having a free pass for that purpose between Hartford and Fishkill.