Brown v. Weston-Mott Co.

November 9, 1914, a piece of steel accidentally entered the right eye of plaintiff, an employee of defendant Weston-Mott Company. February 3, 1917, he filed a claim for compensation. From the time of the accident to the time of the hearing before the arbitrators plaintiff had been constantly employed by the defendant, with the exception of a few days when first injured and about a month at the time his eye was operated on shortly before he *593made claim for compensation. At the time of the hearing his wages were more than when injured. It appeared, however, that he had practically lost the' use…