The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-31


conjunction Herewith shall be re-
turned Immediately TO the once Of
the Commission upon change OF
ownership or discontinuance Of BUSH
ness for any reason.
Upon approval Of the Commits
sion a permit may be voluntarily
surrendered for suspension and
may be reinstated upon applica-
ton at a later date within the
permit year,
SECTION 5. MOTIONS AND
PETITIONS. A motion or petition
for the reopening Of denial. reyo-
cation or suspension of a permit
may be considered II filed with the
Commission not later than ten days
| from the date of the order of said
denial, revocation or suspension by
the Commission. Said motion or
petition must be in writing, and
must set forth. In full detail. the
reasons for the request.
SEC TION I. PERMITTEES'
HOURS. Every permittee shall be
expected to devote his entire time
to the conduct of his permit bust
ness. and every retail pernittee shall
! be required to be on the permit
premises daily a substantial number
of hours during which the business
is being conducted.
Exceptions to the above will be
considered only upon written ap-
plicatiOn and approval by the
COmmissi0n.)
SECTION 8. CONDUCT OF PER-
NIT PREMISES. No disturbances,
lewdness, immoral activities, brawls.
unnecessary noises, including loud
and disturbing music, unlawful con-
duct or gaming of any kind shall be
permitted or suffered upon any per-
nit premises. nor shall such premises
be conducted in such manner as
to constitute a nuisance.
A permlttee will be held strictly
accountable for the conduct of his
permit premises. Nuisances Of any
character will not be tolerated)
SECTION 3. PERMITTEE'S
NAME TO APPEAR ON PERMIT
PREMISES. The name of the per-
mittee or, In the case OF perma-
nent substitution, the name of the
substitute pernittee shall appear at
all times on or adjacent to the main
entrance to the permit premises in
such a manner as to be plainly visi-
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jacent thereto.
CThe purpose of this regulation
is to acquaint the public with the
identity of the permittee)
SECTION 10. ALTERATIONS.
No premises operating under res
taurant, tavern or package store
liquor permit shall be altered or
changed until n written application
has been made to the Commission
setting forth the proposed altera-
tons or changes and the necessity
therefor. and the Commission shall
have approved the same.
Such application shall be accom-
panied by diagram or rough sketch
of the present layout indicating the
proposed changes.
(The provisions Of this section
shall not apply where immediate
changes are ordered by any fire
marshal, fire prevention author
ity, or police authority to elm
mate hazardous or dangerous con-
ditiOns. Such changes, however,
shall be reported to the Commits
siOn.)
SECTION IL. RENO Walls. Any
permittee who desires to move his
permit business from one location
to another, in addition to his writ
ten request to the Commission shall
submit a certification from the Town
Clerk to the effect that the Bylaws
or Zoning Ordinances do not pro-
hibit the sale of alcoholic liquors
at the new proposed premises, and,
in addition, shall publish the re-
quest, on forms prescribed by the
Commission, in newspaper having
circulation in said town - the pub
LEGATION to be not more than two
days after the date of the request -
and on the day following publication
shall af1iX upon the outer door OF
the building wherein such place OF
business is to be located, and clear
ly visible from the public highway,
like notice which shall be clipped
from such newspaper and shall
maintain said notice In a legible
condition for one week.
A return shall be made to the
Commission, under oath, of compli-
ance with the foregoing require
ments. OH forms prescribed by the
Commission.
The Commission may require
waiting period Of twenty-one days
before any decision is made on any
such request, OF before permission
is granted.
SECTION IL. STORAGE. Each
permittee, except an out-of- state
shipper permittee, shall provide and
maintain on the premises described
In and covered by his permit safe
and secure place of storage for al
coholic liquor under lock and key,
and accessible only to the permittee
and his responsible agents, and sub
ject to the inspection and approval
of the Commission. The Commits
sion may, upon written request and
justification therefor, permit the
storage of liquor under the afore-
said conditions elsewhere than on
the permit premises.
Storage of alcoholic liquor in
places used as dwellings or in places
of abode Is positively prohibited.
Amy storage of liquor other than
on permit premises without the con-
sent of the Commission will be re-
garded as violation Of this section.
Each manufacturer, wholesaler,
package store, hotel, restaurant,