The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-05
OBITUARY

NOG&O - Mfb MUfW DhnuuHl Rocco, age 74 years, wife of Vim cengo Rocco of 70 Seymour street died this morning after q brief ill. ness. sho was born in Italy but came to this country forty years ago. For i7 years she nude her homo In New York and for thG past twcnty.thrce years in this city. Mrs Rocco hnd n wide circle of friends and aequaintAnees.
 Bhe 10 survived by her husband three sons, Joseph, and Louis of this city and Thomas Rocco of Ho. boken, W. j.
 The funeral will be hold on Thnrsduy morning from the homo to our Lady of Mount Carmel church where . solemn mass of requiem will Do celebrated at \ time 10 be announced later. Bur. 10. will Do in Calvary cemetery.
 TARsI--John Tarsi, agod 50 years, died last evening at the Wa. tcrbury hospital. The body was TO. moved to tho Lunny Funoral Home, 26 Central avenue from whore the funeral will be held time and arrangements to Do announced later. ttM M
 COULTER - Mrs George T. Coulter, (Nottie J. Lueo). diod at her homo 23 Revere stroot last evenin gaftor q long illnosg. She was born at East Lyme, Juno [, 1889, the daughter Of John w.. Luce and Elizabeth Beckwith Luce old New England settlers. she re. ceived hor early education In Man. tic whore she made her home as q child. Later sho studied at tho Greenwich Academy, East uroen. wlch, R. l., and at tho Emerson College of Orat0ry, Boston, grad. uniting there In c0urhes in music and eloeution. She was maried in thcy continued their homo In NJ have been residents of Water. bury. t.
 in early IIfo Mrs Coulter had united with tho Baptist church In Mantle, and upon coming to Wa terbury, becnme Q member Of tho Second Congregational church and aftcrward was transferred to the Bunker Hill ConEregat tionai church Tn aiI these affiliations Mrs Coul- ter was most active, especially In Sunday school teaching and In the Womcn's organizations.
 Mrs Coulter Is survived by her husband, George T. Coulter, ono son, Ivan T. Coulter, three daugh. ters. Mrs John E. 0reatOrex. all Of Waterbury. Mrs C. 10. Newett of Winsted and Miss Jean w. Coulter of Waterbury also by one grand child, Richard Coulter Newctt of Waterbury. The service In her memory will be held at hcr late home 23 Rever street, Wednesday afternoon at 1;30 o'clock. Rev w Moreton owen of Bunker Hill Con. rregational church officiating. The burial will follow at Mantle.
 JOYCE-Wiiliam J. Joyce of i2O Washington street, Middletown. died at hIs home yesterday after. noon. He Is survived by hls wife, Mrs Annie (Lynch) Joyce, former ly of Waterbury. son. Dr William V, Joyce, and a sister. Mrs Richard Heggarty, both of Middletown. Mir Joyce was 6 well known. business man In Middletown, and was well known in Waterbury through his activities as umpire with the old Connecticut Baseball league. He was a friend of Roger Connor and Jim O'Rourke. He was n member Of the Knights of Columbus. Eiks. Moose and Ancient Order of Hibernians. all of Middletown.
 The funeral will be held from the home at 120 Washington street. Middletown. tomorrow morning at 9:3O o'clock, with a solemn high mass of rcquiem at St Johns church, Middletown. at 10. Burial will he in the St John's cemetery. Mlddletown