COUGHLIN, J.
Defendant appeals from a judgment of conviction of burglary in the first degree, and an adjudication he was an habitual criminal.
At the trial the issue in the burglary charge was one of identification. There was no contention a burglary had not been committed. Defendant was identified as the burglar by the victim who saw him face to face, in a lighted room of the burglarized premises, for approximately 45 seconds; talked to him asking what he...
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