Conn. Agencies Regs. § 30-6-B40
No person shall be considered a member of a club holding a permit from the department unless he has been elected therein and has a voice in the election or appointment of club officers who determine club policies and direct club management and is eligible himself for election or appointment as a director or club officer; provided, where the department finds that there are extra facilities and privileges of the club buildings, such as golf, tennis, beach, hunting, riding, etc., the right of a person to the use and exercise of such facilities and privileges without having a voice in the election or appointment of club officers who determine club policies and direct club management shall constitute such person a member of the club within the purview of this section. A club permit is designed to make available the sale of alcoholic liquor to its members and their guests, and it is not intended that such liquors shall be sold as a commercial or business enterprise, or that the object of such sales shall be money profit only.
Conn. Agencies Regs. § 30-6-B40