La Noche In Danbury Faces 1-Day Liquor Permit Suspension, Fine

DANBURY, CT — La Noche, a Danbury bar on Railroad Place, will have its liquor permit suspended for one day next week after resolving several violations cited by Connecticut liquor regulators.

According to a notice from the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection's Liquor Control Commission, La Noche, located at 103 Railroad Place, paid $750 and will have its liquor permit suspended Wednesday, Oct. 28.

The notice identifies four statutes or regulations involved in the disciplinary action:

• Failure to cooperate with liquor control authorities.
• Conduct of the permit premises, including permittee accountability.
• Violations of permitted hours and days of operation.
• Unlawful conduct involving smoking on the premises.

The notice does not specify when the violations occurred or provide details about the circumstances surrounding them.

Connecticut's Liquor Control Commission may suspend permits and impose monetary penalties for violations of state liquor laws. Such actions can result from formal hearings or agreements resolving allegations without a finding of fault.

The one-day suspension applies to La Noche's liquor permit, not necessarily to the operation of the entire business.