- Old John Tiffin, a henpecked husband, while at the table, spilled into his lap all the turkey meat and gravy. His suit is ruined. However, his wife gives him enough money to buy a new one, and he departs for that purpose. Simultaneously with the purchase of Tiffin's suit, Charlie, the lover of Ethel Prentiss, buys himself a new suit for his wedding, identical in style and pattern to that of old John Tiffin. During Mrs. Tiffin's peregrinations she discovers Ethel and Charlie in her lead, and as she has seen her husband's new suit, she mistakes Charlie for him. She follows them, and subsequently learns Ethel's address. Mrs. Tiffin reaches the Prentiss home during Charlie's absence and is informed that Ethel has just married. She notifies Ethel that the man she has married is already a husband, and the father of five children. Mrs. Tiffin departs to secure a warrant charging her spouse with bigamy. Charlie returns to the Prentiss home with his grips. He is set upon by the father and brother of the bride and tossed out of the window. He alights upon the head of a policeman, and one of the wedding guests promptly sets out in pursuit of him. In the meantime, Tiffin who has been turned out of his house by his wife is walking down the street. Charlie, pursued by the policeman and the old man whom he has knocked down in his flight, comes tearing down the street and collides with Tiffin. Regaining his feet Charlie continues his flight, and, thinking from the appearance of Tiffin's suit that he is the man he has been pursuing, arrests Tiffin. Complications are finally cleared away and the respective men restored to the forgiving arms of their wives.—Moving Picture World synopsis
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