Guillara v. Liquor Control Commission

Hulmán, J.

In August, 1934, the plaintiff took over premises, in New Britain, in which her husband had been conducting a restaurant, and continued to operate it until March, 1935, when she closed the place hoping to convert it into a tavern. Finding that it could not be so converted she reopened the restaurant after about a month and has since conducted it. In July, 1935, she made application to the liquor control commission for a restaurant permit to sell alcoholic liquor, a hearing thereon was had on August 14th, and the application was denied “for the reason that the place is not a…