HIS STAR BROUGHT TROUBLE. ~ Westport "Detective" Used Tin Badge and Gets Into Holdover.

July 25, 1908
HIS STAR BROUGHT TROUBLE.

Westport "Detective" Used Tin Badge
and Gets Into Holdover.

Wearing a large nickel star bearing the inscription "Webster's Detective Agency," W. A. J. Sanders, who lives in Westport, attempted to use the star for his personal advantage last night, but the attempt was a failure. He showed his star to a young woman whom he met on Grand avenue near Eighth street. She called a patrolman and asked that Sanders be arrested. The two were taken to the station.

The police took the star and a commission from the detective agency away from Sanders. He was told to go by the sergeant, who threw the star in the waste basket. Sanders did not move very fast and insisted on informing the sergeant who he was and what police officials he was acquainted with. Becoming disgusted with the man, Sergeant Patrick Clark ordered him locked up for the night.