The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-16
AUCTTONEERs -LICENsEs

AUCTTONEERS - LICENSES 1. All persons licensed by the Mayor of the City of Waterbury to sell at auction under the provi- sions of Sections 2924 and e925 of the General Statutes, Revision of 1880, shall pay therefor a license fee of five dollars Q day for the period covered by such license. Said fee shall be paid to the Mayor and shall be turned over by htm to the Tax Collector who shall de- posit the same with the City Treas urer to the account of the City or Waterbury.
 9. All persons licensed by the Commissioner of State Police to sell iewelry at auction under the provisions of Section 2926 of the General Statutes, Revision of 193O, as amended by Chapter 136 of the Public Acts of 1891, shall, in ad- dition thereto, secure a license from the Mayor of the City of Waterbury to sell such jewelry at auction and shall pay therefor a license fee of fifty dollars 2 day for the period covered by such license. Said fee shall be paid to the Mayor and shall be turned over by him to the Tax Collector of said City who shall deposit the same With the City Treasurer to the account of the City of Waterbury. Said fees shall be used for the employment of a Police Officer or Ohcers and for 8 jewelry expert, appointed by said Mayor in order to prevent fraud from being perpetrated upon the public.
 JEWELRY-NO AUCTION SALES AFTER P. M. 1. No person, firm or corpora tion shall sell, offer for sale, or dis pose of, at public auction within the City of Waterbury after six o'clock in the afternoon of any day, watches, diamonds. jewelry, sterling silverware, clocks, or any
 goods pertaining to the jeweiry
 business.
 9. No auctioneer shali make any false representation as to the
 character, quality, condition, value or ownership of any watches, dia-
 monds, jewelry. sterling siiverware,
 clocks, or any goods pertaining to the jewelry business, offered for sale: substitute any of such arti-
 cles sold; hold any auction for a person, firm or corporation which
 has not been in the jewelry bus mess continuously in the City or
 Waterbury, at the same location at
 which the said auction is contem- plated, for the period of one year
 immediately preceding said auc- tiop; conduct any auction for a person, firm or corporation who has sold watches, diamonds. jew nl, <,fn ell n1nnkS nr any goods pertaining to the jewelry business, at auction for thirty (30) days or less whether consecutive or not in the City of Waterbury dur ing the period of one year imme- diately preceding such contem- plated auction; nor conduct any auction sale which shall continue moro than thirty days from the
 date of beginning of said sale; and no person shall act as an accom- plice for the purpose of making
 mock bids at any auction.
 3. The provisions of this ordi-
 nance shall not apply to any auc-
 tion held under the direction of any executor or administrator in the process of settling his or her descendants estate, or to an auc- | ton held according to the provt- I sions of any court order.
 4. Any ordinance or part of an
 ordinance of the City of Water
 bury inconsistent herewith is ehere-
 by repealed.
 5. Every day that this ordi-
 nance is violated shall be deemed
 a separate violation of this ordi-
 nance.
 6. Any person, firm or corpora tion, violating any of the provi-
 sions of this ordinance shall be fined not less than one hundred dollars ($100.00) for each viola tion, or imprisoned in the County
 Jail for thirty days, or both at the
 discretion of the Court.
 Passed and adopted by the
 Board of Aldermen, November IA.
 1892, and approved by the Mayor.
 November 15, 1892.
 Attest:
 JOHN P. FITzMAURICE, I11-16-2t City Clerk.