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Do you mean users on your local machine, or people using your webserver?
I think the regular permissions will let you do this... turn on 'read' access, but turn off 'execute' permission for the folder (chmod +r -x); people can still read the files in the folder, if they know the name, but they can't actually view a directory listing of it.
Maybe it may help.
Usually such a behavior is reffered as "Directory Listing". And most httpd servers support it, so if you are not using an Apache you may need to refer to documentation for your particular httpd.
You can also create an empty file index.html.. by 'touch index.html' .
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