In the window of Bartunek Hardware, an electric train goes around in circles, running alongside the Mets and Yankees caps, which are on a shelf above an electric drill and the neon “locksmith” sign.
Sometimes, children stand outside to watch the train. If it is not turned on, they will peek in the front door and ask Gary Bartunek, the owner, or his son, Daniel, to flip the switch. And they always do.
