§ 21. Regulation of businesses, trades and occupations.  


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  • The town council shall have full and exclusive power and authority, agreeable to the law, to license, regulate, authorize, police, control or prohibit theatrical exhibitions, merry-go-rounds, circuses, dance halls, skating rinks, swimming pools, marinas, fishing camps, shows and exhibitions of all kinds; automobiles, trucks, taxis, drays and public or private vehicles of all kinds; traveling vendors of ice cream and dairy products, medicines, soaps, lotions and all other like articles; hotels, motels, boarding houses, rooming houses, apartments, restaurants and lunch stands; fish stands or markets, meat markets, mercantile establishments, chain stores, laundries and dry cleaning establishments; billiard tables, pool tables or other kinds of tables, tenpins, shooting galleries and bowling alleys, slot machines or any games operated by "coin-in-slot" devices for carrying on games, as well as vending machines; generally, bakeries, dairies, barber and beauty shops, garage or motor vehicle repair shops, taxis, blacksmith shops, warehouses, storage facilities, auctioneers, peddlers and pawn brokers; all agents of real estate; all agents of fire, health, accident, indemnity, casualty, life and other insurance companies; the sale of all kinds of beverages, cigars, cigarettes and tobacco products; retailers of malt, vinous or spirituous liquors; dealers in and/or dispensers of gasoline either at wholesale or retail, from tanks or otherwise; and all businesses, occupations, professions, callings, trades or avocations which, under the laws of this State, are subject to license.