The sun., 1908-04-30
LOVED CISSY IN his SLEEP
on SAID so, AND MRS. NODELL
RECiUE INTERESTED.

Now Has ltlm lp Tor AOanuOnment-u'
HastO Pay-FeW Remarks BY student
on what Two welsh Rabbits Might DO
Il love you, lo-o.oye youl'
II was a coolish night at the latter enc
Of January. William Model an electrioa
engineering student, tutor at the Brook
lyn Polytechnic and husband, lay asleeE
in his home at 2i3 South Fourth street
In the borough Of Brooklyn. which is just
across the bridge at the westernmost END
Of Long Island, and he lay there talking
talking, talking, talking, talking and talk
ing. His wife Was awake and she was
listening fOndly
i love YOU Odo-o-ore you
May it be repeated that the night was
cooish? Why, there's no harm in that
on course not. Very well, then! Where
fore. the night being coolsh young Mrs
Model cuddIed close 10 her young hus-
hands side TO basi in the warmth Of her
husbands passionate words.
Il love you, Cssy' lie murmured at
last and he spoke drowsily All, Cissy,
Cissy, Cssyl' Mira Nodell's first name Is
FloItUCts DNl lUiN lutltlN - q hSldu'
The CRATE fire was lapslng low as Mr.
Florence Model sat up now quite awake.
Through the lattice window the moon
flooded the room with garish light. A
dog howled in the distance probably in q
backyard over in Third street The night
winds soughed athwart the caves
'Ah, Cissy. Cis---"
With tremendous start the speaker
awoke. Mrs Nodell sitting up in bed.
would have words with him As William
came to he changed The subject, And
then. for a long time after that Mr.. william
Model and his wife, Mrs CFlorence) Model,
sat up in bed and discussed a lot Of things
Even before the conversation reached It's
highest point Mrs. QlOrenceI Nodell recalled
gayly lthst she knew a girl that William
knew aud that knew William aud that this
girls name is Cissy too. II may be CO.
incidence. argued Mrs Model, aud again
you never can tell. And. take il by and
large this very Cissy that Nls Nodell knew
knew William and whom William knew
might be the very Cissy no was discussing
ia his sleep Mrs Nodell said enthusiastl-
cally that this indeed must be theWery Cissy
and she broke into a hearty laugh. And
after this they sat up in bed, Mr.. and Mrs.
. FloronceI Model did, Just talking talking,
ticking, taking taking and talking
In the Lee avenue court, Brooklyn,
yesterday morning before Magistrate Fur
long William Model, student, tutor aud
husband faced his wife, Florence. charged
with abandonment Indirectly thisCissy
person. whom Mrs. Model said in court was
and is a teacher in public school in Man
haitian. ia responsible for it all.
Ore day. 30 it was brought out, Cis,y's
mother brought Cissy to lhe Model home
IN South Fourth street TO have Cissy tak e
lessons in mechanical drawing from
Forences husband. According TO all
accounts young Mir. William Model is a
great little drawer Not only does he 60 in
A. mechanical, r-square, triangular, set-
SlIarc drawing. hut he i, wonder with
The paint brish as well when il comes TO
painting Brookynscapes in the suburbs.
So William, the instructor. aud Cssy at
various times last summer would 60 into
the offing on painting hunts and paint and
PAINT and paint and paint. And ~ William
developed a great fondness for mis- pupil he
confesses, bur all unbek nUwnsl to his wife
pntil thai coolish night in January When
he talked inhis sleep,
Last evening some OF the family said thar
Williams real name is NOdesk but that
when he entered Columbia he changed his
name. His parents are Nine. Nodelski and
husband. who have played prominent parts
In Niddish dramas at the Thalia in past days
and at other temples Of dramatic aI1, Mrs
Nodell told all IN court Yesterday.
81 love you, Cissy," Mrs Model said he
finally said. "Cissy, dear. adore you.
think something OF my wife and I'm sorry
TO give bub-bub wa wa tra-tra trube But
love her In different way. ! am cold %
her Bub grumpf mgf wa grrrrlmp'
No will a man talk in his sleep
DO you really think that your husband
fOvee this woman asked Magistrate Fur
long The Magistrate was smiling amiably.
Said so in his sleep, Mrs. Nodell an
swered promptly,
Suppose he said in his sleep he was worth
iS,UO 900, the Magistrate continued, would
7ou 1walow that tOo?"
NO answered Mn Nodell, lust a,
promptly and with even more certainty.
And the very next day or two" she added
a. soon as breath came again. Il talked
70 my husband about the things he had
said In his sleep. That man just laughed
at me and said II couldn't be- And then
] bid him good-by, Good by. William
said. Good by, Cissy, he answered.
Doesn't that show how his mind was run
ning!'
did he ever talk in his sleep after that
niEhtl' Magistrate Furlong asked.
He certainly never did Mrs Model
replied.
The fact that young Mr., Model had had
4 Welsh rabbit or two at small function
on the January night on which he talked
too we'll in his sleep came out when William
had his ssy. William is quite sure that he
never did say a single. solitary word about
any dame named Cissy. But Mrs. NOdell
Swore that he did and that furthermore
he threw his arms around her and that
before awakening him she encouraged
him to 60 right on talking to his hearts
oontent about Cissy
A. Mrs. Model was awake at the time
and William wasn't the Magistrate took the
young wife's word for IT, William was
instructed by the Court 10 pay Mrs
Florence Model $3.50 on the spot and the
like sum every week hereafter Also he
has until June 7 TO provide a home
for her. William said honest and truly he
would 90 that thing
Needless 20 say, the moral that William
drew from the whole distressing proceeding
Ia never TO 60 home after eating Welsh
rabbits. One Welsh rabbit has its draw
backs, but twL have a dangerous poten-
tiahty. Once upon time James Brander
Matthews wrote an essay before spelling
was reformed In which he suggested that
q great short story might be written under
the title, THE Parrot That Talked In Its