CG VARIABLE ANNUITY SEPARATE ACCOUNT
497, 1999-09-13
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                      Supplement dated July 1, 1999 to the
                          Prospectus dated May 1, 1999
                   for the AIM/CIGNA Heritage Variable Annuity

                   Connecticut General Life Insurance Company
                      CG Variable Annuity Separate Account

                         For residents of New York State

     This  supplement  is intended to be used with the  prospectus  dated May 1,
1999.  This  supplement,  together  with the  prospectus,  constitutes a current
prospectus  for  residents of New York State who have  purchased  the  AIM/CIGNA
Heritage Variable Annuity.

                                      * * *

1.   No Telephone Transfers

     Telephone  transfers  are not  available  to  residents  of New York State.
     Please disregard the paragraph on page 15 regarding telephone transfers.

2.   Minimum amount of premium payment you can direct into the fixed account

     Residents of New York State who wish to allocate  premium payments into the
     fixed  account  must  direct a  payment  of at least  $2,500  to the  fixed
     account.  Please  disregard  the  information  on pages 3 and 12  regarding
     minimum allocations to the fixed account.

3.   Fixed account transfers

     For residents of New York State,  transfers involving the fixed account are
     subject to the following conditions:

     o    You must transfer at least $1,000 from a fixed subaccount,  unless you
          are transferring the entire value of the subaccount;

     o    The  amount  you  transfer  to any fixed  subaccount  must be at least
          $2,500;  o There  must  be at  least  $2,500  remaining  in the  fixed
          subaccount after the transfer;

     o    We may transfer any fixed  subaccount  balance which has a value below
          $2,500 to that  variable  subaccount  where you  maintain  the highest
          value,  or to the fixed  account  if there is no  variable  subaccount
          where you maintain a balance greater than $50; and

     o    Transfers may be subject to a Market Value Adjustment.

     Please disregard the information on pages 4, 15 and 17 regarding  transfers
     involving  the fixed account or minimum  value  requirements  for the fixed
     subaccounts.



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