Legal Opinion
Blakesley Novelty Co. v. Connecticut Web Co.
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Connecticut
Decided January 12, 1897PublishedCited by 1 opinion
This was a suit in' equity by the Blakesley Novelty Company against the Connecticut Web Company and Louis Neuberger for alleged infringement of a patent.
1Opinion of the Court
TOWNSEND, District Judge.
The complainant herein, aggrieved by alleged unfair competition, through simulation of its packages, and manufacture of inferior imitations of its armlets, has sought redress by this bill, alleging infringement of the first claim of patent No. 411,416, for a “method of making armlets,” granted September 24, 1889, to its assignor, Gilbert H. Blakesley. Said claim is as follows:
“A method of working up elastic stock, composed of rubber strands and a fibrous envelope therefor, into short sections, bound at each end; consisting in binding the free ends of the rubber and…
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