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1890 — New Haven, Connecticut — Public Carry

Charter and Ordinances of the City of New Haven, Together with Legislative Acts Affecting Said City 203 (1898)

Banned the concealed carry of various weapons without permission from the Mayor.

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1890

1885 — Connecticut — Weapon Discharge

1885 Conn. L. chap. 38, p. 428

Prohibited discharging arms on July third and arms loaded with bullets on July 4th.

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1885

1882 — Wallingford, Connecticut — Weapon Discharge

The Charter and By-Laws of the Borough of Wallingford 55 (1882)

Law prohibited the discharge of guns or cannons in streets and parks as well as using gunpowder to blast rocks,...

CT

1882

1881 — New Haven, Connecticut — Minimum Age

Charter of the City of New Haven 142-143 (1881)

New Haven prohibited selling arms to individuals below the age of 16 without parental consent. Limited the hours of gunpowder...

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1881

1876 — Norwich, Connecticut — Weapon Discharge

J. M. Meech, Charter and Revised Ordinances of the City of Norwich With the Amendments Thereto, and Statutes of the State Relating to Municipal Corporations, in Force January 1st, 1877 178 (1876)

Law prohibited the discharge of a firearm within fifty rods of a house or public street without permission from the...

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1876

1874 — Bridgeport, Connecticut — Gunpowder Storage

Charter and Ordinances of the City of Bridgeport: as Amended and Adopted 194 (1874)

Law listed multiple storage regulations, including container regulations, quantity limits, and transport permits for gunpowder.

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1874

1872 — Connecticut — Hunting

1872 Conn. L. chap. 116, p. 108

Prohibited hunting wild ducks, geese, or brants with any weapon other than guns that "are habitually raised at arms' length."

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1872

1871 — Connecticut — Dangerous Person Law

1 Henry Dutton, A Revision of Swift’s Digest of the Laws of Connecticut. Also, Practice, Forms and Precedents, in Connecticut 564 (1871)

Persons who give arms to "incautious person[s]" are to ensure the arm is "perfectly innoxious."

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1871

1864 — Meriden, Connecticut — Weapon Discharge

Charles L. Upham, John D. Billard, & Ratchliffe Hicks, The Charter and By-Laws of the City of Meriden. With Extracts from the Public and Private Acts of the State of Connecticut, Applicable to the City of Meriden; Together with Certain Votes of the Common Council; the Rules and Regulations of the Board of Water Commissioners, and of the Police Department; and the Rules of Order of the Common Council of the City of Meriden 135 (1875)

Prohibited the discharge of firearms within Meriden, CT.

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1869

1864 — Connecticut — Militia Weapon Storage

1864 Conn. L. chap. 73, p. 95

Quartermasters were to provide adequate arm to their units' armories.

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1864

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1890 — New Haven, Connecticut — Public Carry

1885 — Connecticut — Weapon Discharge

1882 — Wallingford, Connecticut — Weapon Discharge

1881 — New Haven, Connecticut — Minimum Age

1876 — Norwich, Connecticut — Weapon Discharge

1874 — Bridgeport, Connecticut — Gunpowder Storage

1872 — Connecticut — Hunting

1871 — Connecticut — Dangerous Person Law

1864 — Meriden, Connecticut — Weapon Discharge

1864 — Connecticut — Militia Weapon Storage