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that he obtained al his knowledge pi the machine from those which were in use in 1924 at Danbury and elsewhere, all of which have been obtained by visits made to Grants machine at Providence. The defendants at the term of the Court in September last, resisted the plaintiffs on the ground that Silas Mason was the origin al inventor, but that defence was now a. bandOned as untenable. The Jury afier a laborious trial of two days, and an able and impartial charge from Juge Thompson returned verdict for plaintiffs of $35O single damages, which the Court by law are bound to make three fold, making 1O5O dollars damages and costs

 The Court also granted absolute and perpetual iDjunctions against the deiend- ants in all cases, prohibiting under pain of imprisonment, all further violation of the plaintiff s Patent.

 Counsel for the Plaintiffs s. J. Hitch cock and R. M. Sherman; for the defen- dants. J. W. Huntington, s. P. Staples, & N Smith.