Though the litigant had initially named the locales of Bethel and Norwalk in the suit, another town would come to the forefront after the AFL was dropped as a defendant.  
Despite Circuit Court judge James Platt's dismissal of this case, it reached the high court three years later.  Though the litigant had initially named the locales of Bethel and Norwalk in the suit, another town would come to the forefront after the AFL was dropped as a defendant.  Once it was ruled that the Sherman Act had been violated, a powerful national union was rebuked.  FTP, name this decision which vindicated D.E. Loewe in his action against the namesake union in Connecticut and which was reached in 1908.
Despite Circuit Court judge James Platt's dismissal of this case, it reached the high court three years later.  
Danbury Hatters' Case or Loewe v. Lawlor