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§ 21-6 — Licenses.

Connecticut·Title 21 Licenses·Ch. 404 Exhibitions
The mayor, aldermen and common council of any city, the warden and burgesses of any borough and the selectmen of any town may license and regulate any exhibitions therein; but selectmen shall not license any such exhibition within the limits of any city or borough. See Sec. 29-129 et seq. re licensure of amusement parks.

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Legislative History

(1949 Rev., S. 4644.)

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Penalty.
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§ 21-35b
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