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VINCENTJ. SULLIVAN
ADMINISTRATOR
WORKS PROGRESS ADMINWTRATION
FOR CONNECTICUT
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NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT
Federal Writers' Project
63 Dwight Street
New Haven, Connecticut
Dr. B. A. Botkin, Folklore Editor
Federal Writers' Project
Ouray Bldg., 8th and G Sts.,
Washington, D. C.
Dear Dr. Botkin:-
Tune 26, 1939
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I am enclosing material gathered by Mr. Francis Donovan
of Thomaston. This is a third installment of such material
concerning clock makers, knife makers, brass workers, and
other types found in a small industrial town in Connecticut.
This material has been copied but not edited.
I trust that you will be able to make good use of it and
hope that you will forward any suggestions you may have as to
further material to be collected by Mr. Donovan or other
workers in this state.
TBD:FM
Encs.
C. c.
Washington
Mr. Sullivan
Miss liughart
Very truly yours,
WOES PROGRESS ADMINISTRATION
Vincent T. Sullivan, Administrator
BY Lk-CLL.-Cs; t..0
Joim B. Derby, State Director
--)Federal Writers' Project