Day 3rd of the same (month as before).
I, the priest Biagio Bistone, baptized a male child born at 5 p.m. from Vito Baglio and Antonina Colletti, to whom I gave name Gaetano.
Godparents were Giovanni Bartolotta and Calogera Bartolotta.

An immediate guess could be Cosenza...

Record #723 Rosa Basso
30 3 May 1887
Father: Giovan Battista Basso son of the late Domenic
Sponsors: Benedict Basso son of Joseph
Maria Basso daughter of Giovan Battista
San Martino Parish, Tribogna, Italy.

Not sure what this line after Domenici means: et Aloysia (Louise ?) De Domo Magna filice ...

Don't know if this can be of any halp, but I found a manifest with Maria Soriero (recorded as Sorrero in the DB) from Sarno, 21 years in 1906, going to Syracuse to her brother-in-law (or simply brother, I'm not so sure) Salvatore. If it can be of any interest, it is here:

http://www.ellisisland.org ...

I'd say "Alojsia", Latin for "Luigia" or "Luisa".

Beh, io direi che c'è scritto "integrale"...forse si riferisce al certificato

She died at 10:00 pm and Tommaso Petruccio son of the late Giuliano (sp?) Girolamo , 59 yrs. old and Luigi Capelli Cappello son of the late Nicola, 54 yrs. reported her death to the town official. Nicoletta was the dgt. of Ottaviano and the late Vittoria Conca (sp?). they lived in Piazza San ...

Maria Luisa Immucci of he late Celestino and her children: Emanuela, Matteo, Leonardo, Anastasia, Crescenzo e Celestino Cappuccilli, of the late Giuseppe, sell a piece of land (about 3000 square meters) to their son/brother Angelomichele Cappuccilli. Notary is Vincenzo Cursi. The others are the ...

These is the request of marriage banns made by:
Giacomo Di (not "De") Julio, 23 years.
Filomena Immucci, 21 years
Michele D'Addario and Gennaro Iaricci were witnesses.
Personal info on the (future) spouses follow:
Giacomo Di Julio, born April 6th, 1852
Filomena Immucci, born January 31st, 1852 ...

Of course, the letter is a birth certificate, copy of the birth act.

Gerardo Cavaliero is the town Officer who recorded the birth.
Fiorentina Passaro was the midwife who declared the birth.
Pasquale Mancini, peasant, and Giovanni Fortunato, carpenter, were witnesses of the act.
The mention of Di Muro near the end is made because it was a duty of the father to declare ...

Sono d'accordo - I agree

I understand what you mean...it actually seems "Antonina" rather than "Antonino", even if it is not so evident to me. I ran straight towards the "male" option because I read "natum" rather than "natam", so I did not pay attention to the name. I am not an expert of Latin, but I think "infans" can be ...

Year 1881, March 12th
I, priest Giovanni Governati, by licence of the very reverend Dean, baptized a child born yesterday at 7:30 p.m, son of Antonino Mancuso, and Rosaria Buccheri, spouses from this town, to whom I gave name Antonino. Godmather was Carmela Scalisi wife of Antonino Monleone ...

It states "marito di Carmina Isoldi", "Carmina Isoldi's husband". There no "fu", so she must have been alive.