The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-16
LOCAL WINNERS
 IN SWEEPSTAKES
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 her prize will be $50,000. Should the horse he scratched before post time or If he should fail to finish "in the money" Miss Healey will receive $3,070.
 Miss Healy has already received several offers for her ticket, which she signed "Old Mill" She has bought sweeps tickets before, she said, and added that 1t was thrill ing" to be one of the lucky winners Of one thing Miss Healy is certain and that is, no matter how much she wins, she will spend a good part of her prize money in Waterbury.
 MT. Hennion had promised his wife that if he won a prize they would go on & second honeymoon. And tdoay, with $3,070 on the way the Hennions were busy making plans.
 More Winners Drawn
 Dublin, March 18-(UP)-Ten resi- dual prizes of $3l,ll5 each and 1900 consolation prizes of $500 each were drawn today in the Irish Hospitals Sweepstakes on Fridays Grand Ma tional steeplechase to be run at Atn- tree, England.
 Today's prizes were won outright, as they had no bearing on the race which will bring $l5O,000 each to l6 persons who hold tickets on the horse which wins the race, $75,000 each to the l5 who hold tickets on the second horse and $50,000 each to those i6 with tickets on the third horse.
 The residual prizes were formed from the amount of the prize fund left over after It's division into 16 principal units of $50O,000 each.
 Residual prizes went to American ticket holders as follows:
 Cecilia St. L. Gildea, 60 5ewall street, Augusta, Me.
 Pete McCarty, Betty Jane Hotel, Borger, Tex.
 Four Friends" 704 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
 J. or c. Marchesani, Club Boheme Hollywood. Fla.
 The Unlucky Four" 2il East 97th street, New York City.
 Mrs. w. M. Rupic, 1913 East l42d stree, East Cleveland, Ohio.
 "Ain't It Awful Bert" Cherry street. North. Long Branch, N. J.
 Ticket No. NM-77276, MT. Ned Snow-Joe Ballah," Canada.
 Ticket No. Es-ls4s2, "Fortunate,' ' Canada.
 Canadian law forbids mention of names or addresses of ticket hold ers.)
 New England Winners
 Boston. March l6.-tUP)-Riches which will pour into New England as result of the Irish Hospitals Sweepstakes on Fridays Grand Na- tional 5teeplechase at Aintree. Eng land. mounted to at least $62,30O to- day.
 Six New Engianders were among the winners of 10 residual and 1900 consolation prizes drawn today at Dublin. Biggest New England award went to Miss Cecii.a Mel. 0ildea, niece Of the Rev. Thomas J. Mc- Laughlin. pastor of St. Marya church, Augusta, Me. She will re- ceive a 43i.ii5 residual prize.
 Consolation prizes of $500 each will go to "Thorgrk." Cambridge: Patrick J. Miley. Brookiine. Tom Tute. 90 Church street. Chicopee Falls: Joseph and Ida Turbini. 40 Salisbury Road, Watertown, and John r. Sullivan. Everett.
 Yesterday five New Engianderf held tickets drawn on starting horsea and five others held tickets drawn on non-starters. The qIuntet hold- ing starters stand to win efb0.O01 should their horse place first. SIS, ,O0l If second and Ss0.000 if third. II their horses "Als0 Ran." they will receive e307O each. the same as those holding tickets on non-g arters.
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