New Britain herald., 1930-10-31
SIMON C0SIC. 73,
 CALLED BY DEATH Wdl-KnOWn Barber Migrated
 From Serbia 40 Years Ago SCHOOL SITES DlSPLEASE
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 Simon z. Coaic, 75. prominent resident of Bristol for the past 40 years, died at his home at 52 Oak land street yesterday following q long illness.
 Born in Belgrade, Servia, on Au- gust IS. 1857, he came 10 this city 40 years ago. After having conduct cd barber shops in various sections of the city, he retired from active life in February, 1928. He was d member of Lyons council, Royal Arcanum, and the Modern Wood- men of America. He leaves his wife, three daughters, Mrs. Carleton B. Dorothy Cosic, and ,wo srandchil- dren, John Bcckwith and N.i53 Ma talie Case, all of Bristol.
 Services will be celebrated by Rev. Hubert D. Jones at the Prospect Methodist Episcopal church at , o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Inter- ment, in charge of the loyal Ar canum. will be in West cemetery.
 Only Tomorrow Remains
 The board of assessors announce for local property owners to file their lists so that a grand list may be compiled for this year. Those delinquent in filing will be taxed aa extra 10 per cent as provided by state law.
 Preparing Entertainment Tho Asbury Methodist Episcopal church of I'orestville will present an entertainment at Firemen's hall on November If under the direction of Mrs. Dwight Reynolds, A one-act play, ''Theodore Junior" will be given by pupils of the directors class. and she and Miss Pearl Wal lace will present dialogue, Dumb as Doorknob." X sale of articles will be conducted in the hall during the afternoon and evening.
 All Sites UnfavorabIc At meeting of the planning com- mission held in the city hall build ing last night, Chairman Willis r. | Fraser of it's sbu committee report cd that, after Investigating and con- sidering the numerous sites offered for the construction of a new junior high school building, his committee had come to the conclusion that none was satisfactory
 | Mir. Frazer told the commission CTS that after studying the grounds surrounding the present high school on Memorial boulevard the sub committee had found it would be possible 10 erect an addition 10 the south wing large enough to provide ] 16 classrooms, q basement and d | library. Two maps showing the feas ! bility of the plan were introduce and looked over by the planning board. He said that it was not nec- cssary to buy property to make this extension.
 The complete report of the sub- committee which. besides MT. Fra ser comprises Joseph T. Donovan and Raymond W. Cook. follows;
 We have considered the various sites from many angles and believe that none of the sites offered is ideal i for high school purposes.
 Bachman- Heffernan Cite Too Low
 The so-called Heffer- nan site is in some respects more suitable than the others, especially as regards geographical location in the section which the board of edu- cation desires to serve.
 This property is. however, quite lowly situated and the character of the present surrounding occupancy is not in Keeping with a building ot this character. Future occupancy of the higher ground on the north ani cast will probably tend 10 CXag- gcratc the appearance of the low. land site
 "Another objection 10 this site ie the amount of travel required ot