An employe of the Toronto Silverware Co., Toronto, was found guilty on Feb. 15 of stealing 40 silver spoons from the company and was sent to jail for 10 days.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 21st February 1917
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The Toronto Silver Plate Company
Re: The Toronto Silver Plate Company
Toronto Silver Plate Co. - Toronto - 1906
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Re: The Toronto Silver Plate Company
Toronto Silver Plate Co. - Toronto - 1890
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Re: The Toronto Silver Plate Company
Suspicious Disappearance in Toronto
Toronto June 4:- On Saturday three young lads were playing on the Dufferin street wharf they found a coat and hat. They searched in the coat pockets and discovered a letter, which gave the name of Thomas H. Stonier. The lads carried the articles to No. 6 police station where the officer in charge looked up the directory and found that a man bearing the name of Stonier resided at 58 Stafford street. A constable was despatched that address and found that Mr. Stonier had not been home last night. Stonier is an engraver, and up to a year ago was employed in the Toronto Silver Plate Company, King street west, when he and several others were discharged owing to the dull times. Since that period he has been unable to get any employment, and it is supposed that in a fit of despondency be may have walked into the lake at Dufferin street wharf.
Source: The Daily Ontario - 4th June 1894
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Toronto June 4:- On Saturday three young lads were playing on the Dufferin street wharf they found a coat and hat. They searched in the coat pockets and discovered a letter, which gave the name of Thomas H. Stonier. The lads carried the articles to No. 6 police station where the officer in charge looked up the directory and found that a man bearing the name of Stonier resided at 58 Stafford street. A constable was despatched that address and found that Mr. Stonier had not been home last night. Stonier is an engraver, and up to a year ago was employed in the Toronto Silver Plate Company, King street west, when he and several others were discharged owing to the dull times. Since that period he has been unable to get any employment, and it is supposed that in a fit of despondency be may have walked into the lake at Dufferin street wharf.
Source: The Daily Ontario - 4th June 1894
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Re: The Toronto Silver Plate Company
A laboratory and consulting office for electro platers and manufacturers has been established by Wilfred Thompson and George O. Morrison, B.A., consulting electro chemists, electro-platers and research chemists, at 10 Silver avenue, Toronto, Canada. Messrs. Thompson and Morrison are prepared to give expert opinions on all solutions, finishes and analytical methods for standardizing solutions. They offer their services for analyzing anodes and all plating compounds and materials, advising regarding improvements in electroplating processes, remodeling of plating departments and all similar work. Mr. Thompson has had 15 years’ experience in all kinds of plating, and was foreman plater for the Toronto Silver Plate Company, and Canadian Wm. A. Rogers, Inc. Mr. Morrison is a graduate chemist of Toronto University and has had practical experience in electro-plating.
Source: The Metal Industry - March 1916
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Source: The Metal Industry - March 1916
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