Hoping to add to the fun!
(1) Torrey's working papers (which became published as the original Torrey's New England Marriages) were inclusive. By this I mean you will find that he included references to the marriage, even when the references reported were in conflict about the wife's maiden name.
In the AmericanAncestors.org database for the marriage of this Joseph Curits, the bride's name is given as "Mercy [Deming]." This references 6 or 7 workes consulted as "Wethersfield 2:263; Goodwin-Morgan 2:243; Sv. 1:486; Curtis (1903) xxviii; Hartford Prob. 1:297; Warner-Harrington 161, 169, 633."
The short titles of these sources can be cross referenced to "Torrey's Source List." See also David Dearborn's helpful guide to Torrey and the Torrey Project, "Introduction to New England Marriages Prior to 1700," 2001.
(2) Plot thickens!
Source that follows reports about Dorothy Edwards, saying she "m ... her step 1st cousin and apparent 2nd cousin, Joseph^3 Curtis, b. 10 March 1674/5 .... son of Joseph^2 Curtis (Thomas^1) and his wife Mercy (Deming)...."
Citing (only) "Wethersfield VR" in Gale Ion Harris, Phd, F.A.S.G., "Sarah (Salmon) (Edwards) Curtis of L.I. and Conn.," TAG 71 (1996):241 (in particular part); digital images, AmericanAncestors.org (accessed 2014).
Harris is listed as co-editor of The Genealogist. If you are not able to learn more otherwise, consider a thoughtful query to the author about the association published in TAG (1996).
(3) List of recent work
Martin E. Hollick's New Englanders in the 1600s: a guide to genealogical resources published between 1980 and 2005 includes an entry for the man who may have been Joseph's father. For this entry, Hollick notes several works published. These include
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Connecticut Nutmegger 25:192-198*
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TAG 71:220-224 (for Samuel^2)
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Rose Mary Goodwin, A family named Curtis: Descendants of Thomas Curtis of Wethersfield, Conn., 1598-1982 (Sunland, CA, the author, 1983. [Notes that a review of this work was published in Connecticut Nutmegger 16:695-696.]
*This article is, Mary Curtis Perry, "The Puzzling Famlly Origins of Thomas Curtis of Wethersfield."