Per Curiam.
Plaintiff adduced no evidence of specific acts or omissions which would constitute negligence on the part of the defendants. Although the doctrine of res ipsa loquitur is now asserted in support of the judgment, the case was not submitted to the jury upon this theory and therefore it cannot be invoked for the first time on appeal (Meyers v. Grand Union Co.,
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