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Consumer Products and Services
- Boat Dealers4
- Cigarettes1
- Computer and Computer Software Stores24
- Cutlery3
- Fasteners, Buttons, Needles, and Pins1
- Florists49
- Flowers, Nursery Stock, and Florists' Supplies8
- Funeral Services51
- Hand Tools1
- Hardware, NEC8
- Jewelry, Precious Metal9
- Jewelry, Watches, Precious Stones, and Precious Metals42
- Marking Devices1
- Motion Picture Theaters, Except Drive-In35
- Perfumes, Cosmetics, and Other Toilet Preparations4
- Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning272
- Sporting Goods4
- Tobacco and Tobacco Products3
- Videotape Rental34
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- Avon72
- Berlin108
- Bloomfield92
- Bristol292
- Broad Brook28
- Burlington41
- Canton55
- Canton Center8
- Collinsville17
- East Berlin9
- East Glastonbury1
- East Granby39
- East Hartford157
- East Hartland10
- East Windsor46
- Enfield172
- Farmington122
- Glastonbury155
- Granby54
- Manchester234
- Marion5
- Marlborough39
- Milldale8
- New Britain250
- Newington155
- North Granby17
- Plainville119
- Plantsville60
- Poquonock7
- Rocky Hill124
- Simsbury75
- South Glastonbury18
- South Windsor155
- Southington206
- Suffield39
- Tariffville13
- Unionville41
- Weatogue14
- West Granby3
- West Hartford87
- West Simsbury15
- West Suffield21
- Wethersfield167
- Windsor123
- Windsor Locks78
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- Boat Dealers4
- Cigarettes1
- Computer and Computer Software Stores24
- Cutlery3
- Fasteners, Buttons, Needles, and Pins1
- Florists49
- Flowers, Nursery Stock, and Florists' Supplies8
- Funeral Services51
- Hand Tools1
- Hardware, NEC8
- Jewelry, Precious Metal9
- Jewelry, Watches, Precious Stones, and Precious Metals42
- Marking Devices1
- Motion Picture Theaters, Except Drive-In35
- Perfumes, Cosmetics, and Other Toilet Preparations4
- Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning272
- Sporting Goods4
- Tobacco and Tobacco Products3
- Videotape Rental34
City or suburb
- Avon72
- Berlin108
- Bloomfield92
- Bristol292
- Broad Brook28
- Burlington41
- Canton55
- Canton Center8
- Collinsville17
- East Berlin9
- East Glastonbury1
- East Granby39
- East Hartford157
- East Hartland10
- East Windsor46
- Enfield172
- Farmington122
- Glastonbury155
- Granby54
- Manchester234
- Marion5
- Marlborough39
- Milldale8
- New Britain250
- Newington155
- North Granby17
- Plainville119
- Plantsville60
- Poquonock7
- Rocky Hill124
- Simsbury75
- South Glastonbury18
- South Windsor155
- Southington206
- Suffield39
- Tariffville13
- Unionville41
- Weatogue14
- West Granby3
- West Hartford87
- West Simsbury15
- West Suffield21
- Wethersfield167
- Windsor123
- Windsor Locks78
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