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by such company, without it being measured or registered on a meter pro-
vided therefor by such company, shall be prima facie evidence of intent to
violate and of the violation of this section by the person or persons using
or receiving the direct benefits from the use of electric current passing
through such connection, wire, conductor, device or altered meter, or being
used without being measured or registered on a meter as aforesaid, and
in case a check or test meter installed or employed by such company shows
that a customer is using a larger amount of electricity than is registered on
the meter installed by the company on the customer's premises for the pur-
pose of registering the electricity used by customer, such condition shall
constitute prima facie evidence that the unregistered current has been
wrongfully diverted by such customer, and shall further constitute prima
facie evidence of the intent to violate and of the violation of this section.

Fraud—Advertisement.

1929, ch. 544.

185A. Any hotel, inn, or restaurant keeper, or any person, firm or cor-
poration, carrying on and conducting a boarding house, eating house, lunch
room business, or engaged in the catering business, who shall with intent
to defraud, sell, prepare or expose for sale, any food or food preparation,
whether the same is to be consumed on the premises where prepared and
sold, or whether same is taken or carried elsewhere for consumption, falsely
represents such food or food preparation to be kosher, that is, that same is
prepared under and of products sanctioned by the Orthodox Hebrew Reli-
gious rules and requirements; or who shall falsely represent that such food
or food preparation is, or will be prepared and served in accordance with
such Orthodox Hebrew Religious rules and requirements, by displaying a
sign or signs, in, on, or about his, her or their place of business or establish-
ment, or by advertisement in any newspaper, magazine, or periodical, or by
publication in any other manner whatsoever, the intent and purpose where-
of shall be to represent to the public by such advertisement, or any other
manner whatsoever, that kosher foods are prepared and sold in such place
of business or establishment, or served therein, or prepared and sold to be
taken for consumption elsewhere than on said premises; or who prepares,
sells, serves, or prepares for sale, either to be consumed on the premises, or
elsewhere, both kosher and non-kosher food or food preparations in the same
place of business, who fails to keep separate kitchens and dining rooms,
wherein such food is prepared and served; or who fails to keep and use
separate and distinctly labeled or marked dishes and utensils wherein such
food is prepared and served; or who shall fail to indicate on all signs and
display advertising, in, on or about his, her or their premises, in block let-
ters, at least four inches in height, "Kosher and non-kosher food prepared
and sold here, " as the case may be, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, pun-
ishable by a fine of not less than twenty-five dollars, nor more than five hun-
dred dollars, or by imprisonment of not less than thirty days nor more than
one year, or both, at the discretion of the Court.