East Hampton Stores Among Recent Liquor License Suspensions in Connecticut

EAST HAMPTON, CT — Since July, a total of 25 Connecticut establishments, including three in East Hampton, have had their liquor licenses suspended by the Liquor Control Commission and/or paid fines for violations, according to data released by the state Department of Consumer Protection.

The Route 66 Package Store at 193 East High Street will serve a one-day license suspension on Sept. 19 and paid a $500 fine for sale of alcohol to a minor.

The Center Package Store at 93 Main Street will serve a one-day license suspension on Sept. 6 and paid a $500 fine for sale of alcohol to a minor.

The Chatham Wine Thieve at 42 East High Street served a one-day license suspension on Aug. 30 and paid a $500 fine for sale of alcohol to a minor.

The recent statewide suspensions and/or fines are:

September 2016

• Route 66 Package Store, East Hampton
• Walsh's Market, Wolcott
• Tops Market, Waterbury
• Rafs, Thomaston
• East Enders Local Café, Waterbury
• Keg and Barrel, Wolcott
• Colony News and Lotto, Milford
• Center Package Store, East Hampton
• Harp Café, East Windsor
• JZ's Grocery & Deli, Bridgeport
• Pembroke Package Store, Danbury
• Saybrook Fish House, Canton

August 2016

• Chatham Wine Thieve, East Hampton
• Box 63, New Haven
• Mikado, Canton
• Long Hill Grocery, Waterbury
• Antonio's Bar & Grill, Mystic
• Top Shelf Wine & Liquors, Berlin
• Stop & Shop Supermarket, Enfield
• Stop & Shop, Trumbull
• The Fire Place, Southington
• Papi's Liquor, Danbury
• Plaza Liquors, Berlin

July 2016

• Miya Japanese Restaurant, New Haven
• Jay Wine & Spirits, Bristol

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