Dennison v. Connecticut Good Humor, Inc.

The finding, as corrected in the Superior Court, is summarized by the trial judge as follows: The named defendant is engaged in the business of selling a commodity known as “Good Humors,” which are made of ice cream attached to sticks. These are sold by young men whom it employs, stationed at various points along the highways. The “Good Humors” are carried in containers and the young salesmen are known as container boys. On June 20, 1941, the plaintiff, a lad of eighteen years, entered the defendant’s employ as a container boy and was instructed in the technique of the company’s style of…