Hutchinson v. Blumberg
U.S. Circuit Court for the Northern District of Illnois
In Equity. Bill by Gardiner S. Hutchinson, Henry B. Pierce, Ira Cole, and Thomas S. Morison against Jacob J. Blumberg for infringement of trade-mark, praying an injunction and an accounting.
1Opinion of the Court
Blodgett, District Judge.
The complainants in this case, who were copartners doing business under the style and firm name of “Hutchinson, Pierce & Co.,” having their principal place of business in the city of New York, charge that the firm of T. A. Morison & Hoyt, in or about the year 1859, was engaged in the manufacture of shirts, waists, underwear, and furnishing goods, aüd, to designate the goods of their manufacture, adopted and employed as their device and trade-mark the word “Star,” and with the form and symbol of a star to represent the word “ Star,” and also the words, “Star Shirts,”…
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