GLYPH<H17074> T he Hartford claims adjusters arrived in lower Manhattan within days after the Sept. 11 attack to fulfill obligations to policyholders who suffered losses. Senior Property General Adjuster Ray Davidson wrote a check on the spot for $250,000 to Wheelhouse GLYPH<H17075> A fter the Sept. 11 disaster, a  team of The Hartford’s home office employees set up shop in a con- ference room to organize some 150 employees, who delivered supplies and equipment by car and ferry to get temporary New York-area offices up and running within a week. Left to right,  Leslie Cyrulik, automation project manager, corporate real estate;  Sarah Blount, director, client  services, enterprise technologies services; Mark Gauvain, assistant vice president, property-casualty  e-business; Tony Abate, vice presi- dent, IT acquisitions; Franca Lewis, assistant director, information  technology; and Patrice Chandler, assistant procurement administra- tive manager, procurement. Corp. and gave it to Wheelhouse Director Javier Flaim, left, to help the company’s recovery efforts. The Burlington, Mass.-based soft- ware developer had a downtown Manhattan office that suffered extensive damage. the