Lione v. Hudson Chester Granite Co.

By the Court.

The evidence tended to show that the minor plaintiff was injured by the explosion of a “metal object” or “cap” which he took from a wooden waste paper box. This box was on land in the town of Chester leased to a corporation separate and distinct from the defendant. The waste paper was used by that corporation in its business *498of polishing granite. The minor plaintiff, going to this box to look at picture papers, found five “metal objects” or “caps” and took them away. The defendant occupied for its own use one half of the office building and one half of the barn on the premises…