§ 14-109. Noise-making devices to attract children.

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The use of bells, whistles, sirens, music horns or any other noise-making devices for the purpose of attracting children or minors to any vehicle upon the streets, highways, rights-of-way, alleys or public ways of the town for the purpose of selling, distributing or giving away any product whatsoever to such minors is hereby declared to be a public nuisance and hazard and is expressly prohibited and shall be unlawful, excepting such activities carried on as part of duly authorized public parades or processions.

(Code 1987, § 10-2-10)

                    
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