Fort Howard Paper Co. v. Paper Converting Machine Co.

The facts as found by the court are briefly as follows: The plaintiff, a Wisconsin corporation, is engaged in the manufacture and sale of folded paper napkins, and is the owner of certain inventions and letters patent relating thereto. On October 29, 1924, the plaintiff adopted the trade-mark “Havanap,” which it applied to paper napkins manufactured by it, said trade-mark being duly registered. Prior to June 21, 1927, plaintiff manufactured and sold on thé market a napkin referred to as “Cornucopia.” The plaintiff prior to May, 1925, also manufactured and sold a napkin called “Havanap.” The…