The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-31
Leeol Notice

SEC14ON A REVOCATION, A permit or any certificate or per. manent substitution issued ln con. junction herewith may be revoked or suspended for any violation of the Liquor Control Act or any Reg. ulation of the Commission, either by the perrnlttee, backer or their agent, after due hearing.
 The revocation or suspension shall become effective not later than ten days after che order Ol such revocation or suspension by the Commission, except that Ia Che case of A revocation or suspension following . final conviction under Section e52e of the Liquor Control Act, such revocation or suspension shall become effective immediately upon the order of the Commission, GA revocation terminates the
 life of the permit. A suspension
 makes the permit inactive for
 the time indicated by the Com
 mission.)
 SECTION 5. MOTIONS AND PETITIONS. No motion or petl. tiOn for the reopening of . denial, revocation or suspension of Q per. init shah be considered unless filed with the Commission not later than ten days from the date of the order of said denial, revocation or sus- pension by the Commission. Said motion or petition must be in writing, and must set forth, in full detail, the reasons for the request. SECTION 6. HOURS or SALE Where ever hours of time are set forth in the Liquor Conrtol Act they shall be interpreted to mean clock time which shall be either Eastern Standard Time, Eastern Daylight Saving Time, or Eastern War Time, whichever one is then being observed.
 SECTION q. PERM1TTEES HOURS. Every permittee shall be expected to devote his entire time to the conduct of his permit busi- ness, and every retail permlttee shall be required to be on the per- init premises daily a substantial number of the hours during which the business is being conducted. SECTION 8. CONDUCT OF PER- MT PREMISES. No disturbances, lewdness, immoral activities, brawls, unnecessary noises, including loud and disturbing music, unlawful con- duet or gaming of any kind shall be permitted or suffered upon any permit premises, nor shall such premises be conducted in such manner as to constitute @ nuis. ance.
 GA Permittee will be held
 strictly accountable for any
 conduct upon his permit
 premises, and nuisances will
 not be tolerated)
 SECTION 9. PERMrTTEES' NAME TO APPEAR ON PERMIT PREM. TSES. The name of the permittee or, in the case of a permanent sub- stitution. the name of the substi- tute permittee shall appear Ut all times on or adjacent to the main entrance to the permit premises In such manner as to be plainly visible from the sidewalk or street adjacent thereto.
 (The purpose of this regulation
 is to identify to the public the
 name of the permittee.
 SECTION 10. D1MOUT REQUIRE MENTS. The provisions of Section II of the Dimout Regulations for New England issued by the First Service Command of the United States Army, are approved by the Commission and made part of this Commissions Regulations for the duration in so far as they refer to restaurants, taverns and package stores. In the case of taverns no windows may be permanently painted nor any other permanent device used which will prevent clear and unobstructed view of the entire tavern premises from the sidewalk or street adjacent thereto during other than dimout hours.
 In case, during the duration, there is any official blackout, business shall cease on all permit premises unless the premises are provided with the proper blackout facilities exteriorly and proper lighting facilities interiorly.
 SECTION II. ALTERATIONS. No premises operating under a restaur. ant, tavern or package store liquor permit shall be altered or changed until 8 written application has been made to the Commission setting forth the proposed alterations or changes and the necessity therefor, md the Commission shall have ap- proved the same.
 Each application shall be accom- panied by a diagram or rough sketch of the present condition in- dicating the proposed changes.
 The provisions of this section shall not apply where immediate changes are ordered by any fire marshal. fire prevention authority. or police authority to eliminate hazardous or dangerous condi- tiOnS.
 (All permit premises are in-
 spected and approved by the
 Commission before permits are
 granted; therefore, the Con-
 mission insists upon inspecting I
 and approving any physical
 change, whether 1t be new
 equipment, additions or re-
 pairS)
 SECTION 12. REMOVALS. Any person desiring removal of his permit business from one location to another shall, in addition to his written request to the Commission, submit a certification from the Town Clerk to the effect that the Bylaws or Zoning Ordinances do not prohibit the sale of alcoholic liquors at the new proposed prem- ises, and, in addition. shall, on forms prescribed by the Commis- sion, publish the request, in news paper having circulation in said town the publication to be not more than two days after the date of the request and shall, on the day following publication, affix upon the outer door of the building wherein such place of business is to be located, and clearly visible from the public highway. like