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- East Lyme9
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- Groton22
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- Lebanon4
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- Montville2
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- Quaker Hill2
- Salem7
- Stonington10
- Taftville3
- Uncasville13
- Voluntown7
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- Art Galleries and Dealers4
- Christmas Lights and Decorations1
- Collectible Plates1
- Cosmetic and Perfume Stores1
- Drafting Equipment and Supplies1
- Electronic Parts and Equipment1
- Miscellaneous Retail Stores (Unclassified)11
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- Mobile Telephones and Equipment1
- Pet Shops1
- Rubber Stamps6
- Swimming Pool Equipment Stores1
- Telephone Equipment and Supplies1
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