The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-28

"t don't expect Co Dc back be. fore September TO-" he said.
 At that time the next regular criminal session of Norfolk su. porl0r court begins, and it ls be. lIeVed District Attorney DowIng. shortly thereafter, will move for sentences against Norma and the killor.bnnd trio sh0 allcScdiy aided.
 on each indictment on which she was onyicted, she could be given seven years In prison or 2 i-a years in Jail or G Si,000 hne. But thOB0 aro maximum penalties in each Instance, and since the law sets no minimum sentences, Il would Do legally possible Go put her on probation.
 The government Gontendod that Norma assisted the bandit trio m burning tho stolen Packard used In the Si6,000 Needham bunk raid Of February 2. that she had guilty knowledge of and q part In murder At Fitchbufgh and Lynn; that she knew that two mon on trial for q murder committed by hor husband wore innocent but BnId nothing and that she encouraged her huH. band Co buy her iuxuries with "blood money"
 How They Felt Dcdhnn, Mass June 2s,J(U ---llcre Is how Norma Brighton MiIlon'B oBtrangod parents roaGted to her conviction;
 Mrs Margaret Smith Brighton tho gray.hnlrod mother, swnbbdd her lips with n handkerchief s0bbod, then laughed hysterically She said: "Oh, don't say anything Don't say anything. Can't you soo-. why, my hoart is broken. Here am laughing and my heart iI broken' broken IL Is the stranscs'
 The Roy Norman Frederick Brighton, tho gaunt, gray minister. fathor, sat, grim and dOwnclst, hii Flo snld "it was terrible. 1 don, know how 1 can look Norma in tho f1c6 again. told her sVerythInl would Do all right"
 Norma Keeps Busy Dedhnfn, Mass, Juno 2B--=(UP -- Refreshed and resigned, Norm, Brighton MiIien road mngnzlnel and Bewod in her tiny cell in th, west wing Of Dodham jail t0dni while her lawyer lab0red over th, exceptions h0 hopes will save hei from 4 possible 2i years imprls Attorney George A. Coughs hai | 20 days iii which Go flo exception tnk0n during tho week slong trIG that ended soon after mldnlgh whom n Norfolk county Jury, hftel nearly B0VHn hours d6libaFatI0n convicted the gay minister < dauRh | tor aB An nGceBB0ry in two murdeFl and G Gi5,000 bank robbery. NIn0te0nsy sy6ap.Old Norma iB mol expeGted Co bs sentenced b0f0r, | September. Superior Judge E6lB0i 2, Brown, who wont tO his GOun' try home in New Hampshire fOi tho summer today, will 0Gt on tb' | exceptions aB soon AZ he returns it is anticipated that, 1T the OK. captions arc denied, DOuRlnB vii carry the case Go the full bench Oi tho MGssaGh usGttB supreme court Norma WIS uD early after 4 sound sIecD. She breakfnBt1d light Iy on oatmeal and mIlk--stnDdIrd rd j1li fare.-and then absorbed h0f. bOIf ID fChdihB hbn btWIDHJ HB Bht has dOn0 every morning since shd first cBt6red tho cell four months ago.
 Contrary Co custom, however, shs talked little with her nGIgh bors. G wOman doing time 1s 70 common ralIer and braWI0r," and another incafeerated for arson.
 She sat on the edge Of her cot beside G WhOrl of bedGlothcs, for hor cell IB Ghair.Iess.
 She wore the ordinary Jlii g1rb --n gray dress fashioned like 4 nurses uniform,
 In the east wing Of the Jail wat her husband. MurtOn who faces ths electric chair with his brother irving, and Abo Faber, for the murder Of two policemen in the Needham bank h0id.up. He wnt sullen and fn0rOse and muitered AT occasional curse ag he realized thai his pretty bride of few months daughter Of t preacher. must algo pay for the crime.
 No visitors came Co NOrma's cell this morning, but heF stepmother.