Italy Purchases Tomb of Virgil in Naples
The government has purchased the Tomb of Virgil at Naples, Rome reports. The move preserves the historic site as a national monument and ensures ongoing protection and public access to the ancient landmark.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
6
The government has purchased the Tomb of Virgil at Naples, Rome reports. The move preserves the historic site as a national monument and ensures ongoing protection and public access to the ancient landmark.
Gloria Bishop shares exclusive dance guidance in a Bridgeport Telegram feature. She discusses posture, arm placement, partner ease, and the proper use of wrists, plus step sequences for the square waltz fox trot and Charleston with practical tips for grace and safety on the dance floor.
Gloria Gould Bishop outlines a program of dancing lessons aimed at modern men and women who seek to be attractive ballroom performers. The courses cover the waltz one step fox trot and Charleston to enhance stage presence and social grace.
Paul Munkacay Jr owner of a barber shop and pub baths on Pine Street was fined 159 and sentenced to 10 days in jail by Judge Frederick W Hoxford in the Criminal Court of Common Pleas. He pleaded guilty to keeping liquor with intent to sell though his counsel argued innocence and that police testimony might sway a jury. Wine found in a room off Munkacey's shop was for his personal use at meals, and two men drinking there were said to have been given drinks rather than sold liquor.
Federal judge Frank Cooper signed an order to padlock the saloon run by Christopher Colombo at 18 O'Dell Street, Elmwood, for one year due to numerous violations of the Volstead Act.
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