Connecticut Blue Laws

Connecticut Blue Laws are historical laws that restrict certain activities on Sundays, mainly to observe religious practices and promote a day of rest. These laws historically limited retail hours, alcohol sales, and other commercial activities on Sundays. Over time, many restrictions have been relaxed or repealed, but some regulations remain in place. They reflect old social and religious values aimed at preserving a day of leisure and worship, though today they are less strictly enforced and are often considered outdated.