With sunny skies and a mild day yesterday, many Connecticut residents went outdoors to enjoy the weather.  But the state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection cut the number of cars allowed in state parks due to social distancing rules and parking lots filled to capacity quickly.  By mid-morning, Huntington State Park in Bethel, Paugussett Forest in Newtown, Lover's Leap in New Milford, Squantz Pond in New Fairfield, George Waldo and Southford Falls State Parks in Southbury all closed to more visitors.  Danbury has not taken the steps of closing parks, but did urge visitors to Tarrywile, Bear Mountain and Richter Golf Course to maintain their distance from other visitors.