Hamilton Employment Service, Inc. v. New York Telephone Co.

For several years plaintiff was a subscriber to defendant’s telephone service in New York city. It occupied a main office in Church street and a branch in Madison avenue with separate numbers assigned to it by the telephone company. During those years plaintiff’s numbers appeared correctly listed in defendant’s directory. In the volume issued for December, 1928, the number for its main office was omitted and the one for the branch office incorrectly listed. The mistakes do not appear other than unintentional. As a result of these omitted and incorrect listings, plaintiff expended moneys in…