The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-05
TORRINCTON
MAN WANTED HERE
 CAUGHT IN SOUTH
Officer Leaves for North CarOlina-HOme Is
 BurgIarized

Captain Nicholas Calabresc left /, Torrington yesterday morning for Charlotte, N. C.. to bring DOminick Marciano, 30 Wall street, back to i this city to face charges involving the theft of S320 from the Pistorio X Pastorello grocery store on East Main street on January 25. Marciano is being held by Char lotte authorities pending Captain Calabresc's arrival. Details of his apprc hension have not been re- ceived here, but it is believed that he told the Charlotte police about the theft when questioned there.
 Police here stated that the ac- cused was employed at the East Main street store, failed to return to work after his dinner on January 2J and the proprietor later discovered that $32O was missing out of the till.
 An Investigation was started inn media.cly. Police learned that the accused was in Massachusetts and went there to arrest him but be- fore they arrived he disappeared. The next word was received from Charlotte police saying that they were holding Marciano.
 Treat Street Reported
 The home of Alleardo Sbardcl- lati of 30 Treat street. was burg Jarized yesterday evening between T and 10 o'clock. The intrudcrs entered the house be using the key that been left under the door mat. A mans strap watch, man s pocket watch and a ruby ring and ,f hnu1p taken. Officer William Twitty conducted an investigation for the local police. I31 High School Students on Roll
 A total of 13l students are listed on the mid year honor roll at the Torrington High school announced to-day by Principal Frank M. Jef- frey. A total of 34 sturdents, with an average of over 90 per cent, in all subjects during the first half Of inc wear. arci included in Class A and the remainder, J7, with aver ages of between 85 and 90 per cent arc in Class F. In Class A there are seniors, 8 juniors, s sopho- mores. and ! freshmen. In class B there are 23 seniors, IS jpniors, 27 sophomorcs. and 3l frcshinch.
 
 A Studcbakcr roadster bearing tbn license number X597 was re- nortcd stolen here yesterday. II later was reported as having been recovered The owner 1t was stated was trying to sell the car and when the person who took 1t out fhiled to return within reasonable tiine' notified the police.
 C. l.. Harris Dies
 Charles Lee Harris, 5G, who con ducted a sign painting business here nearly 20 years, died at two o'clock yesterday afternoon at ms home at 25 Seymour street folloW- ing cerebral hemorrhage suffered Wednesday, night. He had been Tn i'll health since November l. He was il patient recently at the Char lotte Hungerford hospital, but re- turned to his house on Monday.
 Mr Harris was born in Mechanic Falls, Nc, for a period, coming to in April 1912. Soon after moving here, he bought out q sign painting business which ne to conduct since WIth the exception of six months spent in Savannah, Ga.
 Mr Harris was q member of liar mony lodge, Knights of PythianS' He is survived only by his wire. The funeral will probably held to- morrow afternoon at an hour 10 be announced. The body VIII pc placed In the vault in Center ceme- tery and later will be taken to Frccport, Me, for burial.