The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-06
OBITUARY

usta, ana a niece. Norma in Gers
many. .
The funeral will be held tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock from
the home, Rev Martin Lorenz, Of
iciating. Burial will be In old Pine
Grove cemetery Friends may call
at the home this afternoon and
evening and tomorrow.
HICOCK-Clifford s. Hicock, So,
died suddenly at his home IN
Woodbury. Saturday morning.
He was born in Southbury but
had lived In woodbury. since he
was two years old. He had been
employed at the French Mfg Co
in Waterbury since 1918 and work.
ed on Friday as usual.
Besides his wife, Mrs Daisy
stiles Hicock, he Is survived by
one son, Everett, of woodbury.;
his father, Benjamin s. Hicock
Of Southbury; a brother. Nathan,
OF Southbury; and q brother. Rob-
ert OF Hartford. and q grandson.
Funeral services were private
They were held this afternoon from
his home. Rev Rowland Ewing, OF
the First Congregational church Of
ficiated. Burial was In the White
Oak cemetery in Southbury. The
bearers were: ]. Oscar Hawley,
Earl B. Brown, C. r. Martin, Jason
Parker, Raymond +. Stiles and
Clarence G. Stiles.
ROCCO-Mrs Catherine Rocco,
II, of 5s6 Hamilton avenue, died
suddenly at her home this morn
ing as the result of a heart at
tack. She was in apparently good
health although she suffered from
heart trouble. Mrs Rocco rose al
her usual time this morning
dressed and continued about her
routine. She was found dead by a
close family friend who came intc
the home to answer the telephone
which had been ringing for some
time.
Mrs Rocco was native Of italy
but had been a resident Of this city
for 43 years. She was the widow
of Arcade Rocco who died ir
1901.
She is survived by five sons, MI
chael. Games and Nicholas of this
city, Joseph Of the Hartford fire
department, Frank of Meriden and
one daughter, Mrs James Marcitell
of this city; two brothers, Ralph
and Carmine of Italy and sever
grandchildren Of this city.
Funeral arrangements will be
announced later.
CORBY-Word has been re.
ceived here Of the death Of c. Louis
Corby in Summit, N. j.. yesterday
He was the father of Marion Corby
MacBurney Of this city and Charles
Crompton Corby OF Springfield. "
J. He also leaves three grand
children. Funeral arrangements
are incomplete.
GIUFFRE-Mrs. Angelina (Ac-
quavia) Giuffre, wife Of Domenic
Giuffre, died early this morning al
her home, sos South Main street
In Naugatpck. She was born ir
Italy. but came to this country AZ
| years ago, residing In Naugatuck
ever since. She had a wide circle
OF friends throughout the VALLEY
who will be deeply grieved to learn
OF her demise.
| Besides her husband, she Is sur.
rived by four sons, Anthony
Charles and Joseph OF Naugatuck
and James Acquavia OF Chicago
H.; six daughters. Mrs. Edward
| Garganic, Mrs. Lotiis DeCario, Mr.,
Charles Glbino, Mrs. Rocco Saba
and Miss Catherine Acquavia, al
of Naugatuck. and Mrs. John OH
vero Of Chicago. q brother, 10,
seph DeCarlo OF Nausatuck; a sis
| ter, Mrs. Felix Spadola of Italy,
and sixteen grandchildren.
!, Funeral arrangements will b
announced later.
| GILI+-Mrs Nellie NJ. Cookery
| Gill, wife of John M. Gill, of 2:
Kingsbury street, died last evening
at st Mary's hospital after a brio
| illness. She was native o.
Sharon, Conn.,, but had been {
resident of this city for man,
years. Mrs Gill possessed a sterl.
Ing character and her pleasant dis
position had won for her O host d
friends by whom she was held II
high esteem. News Of her deatf
viii be received with deep regre
by her ineighbors and associates.
Mrs Gill Is survived by her hus
band, John NJ. Gill; one brother
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